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Diplomacy is the Path to Peace” Events for the Week of December 19 th

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What is the Los Alamos Seismic Network and Why Is It Not Working Properly?

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Please Support CCNS on Giving Tuesday

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A Clear Case of Disqualification of NMED Deputy Cabinet Secretary Stephanie Stringer

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What Does LANL Ship to WIPP—Legacy or Newly-Generated Transuranic Waste?

206

Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board to Hold Public Hearing at Santa Fe Convention Center on November 16th

207

CCNS and HOPE Request the Water Quality Control Commission Lift its Stay on Review of DP-1132 for LANL

208

WIPP Community Forum on Monday, October 24 th at 5:30 pm at Buffalo Thunder

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LANL SWEIS Scoping Comments due on Tuesday, October 18 th

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McGinty to United Nations: “A broken system allows nine nations to hold the world hostage”

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The New Hazardous Waste Facilities at LANL

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How did we get here? Putin Threatens Use of Nuclear Weapons

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LANL Grants a Whopping 15-Day Extension of Time until October 18 th to Provide Scoping Comments

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LANL Virtual NEPA Scoping Meetings September 13 th and 14 th ; Release of LANL Campus Master Plan

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One Hundred and Fifteen NGOs and Individuals Ask for LANL SWEIS Comment Extension; LANL Virtual Scoping Meetings on September 13 th and 14 th

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Kotowski’s “Sacred Trust: BROKEN” at Ink & Clay 45 Exhibit at Cal Poly Pomona

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“Limited” Nuclear War Would Result in Abrupt Climate Disruption and Global Starvation

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Elected Officials Question DOE Plans to Keep WIPP Operating Forever

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CCNS and HOPE Petition to Remand Permit for LANL’s Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facility

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August 6 th and 9 th Events to Commemorate the U.S. Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945

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WIPP Hazardous Waste Permit Renewal Coming Soon

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Support Representative Garamendi’s NDAA Amendment for Plutonium Pit Accountability

223

Holtec Buys Shutdown Nuclear Power Plants to Create New Spent Fuel Supply Chain for Proposed New Mexico Facility

224

WIPP to Stay Open Forever? Speak Up at the July 7 th WIPP Community Forum

225

Ralph Hutchinson on U.S. Absence from First Meeting of the States Parties to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

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U.S. Spent $84,094 Dollars Per Minute on Nuclear Weapons Last Year

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Take Action! Support the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and Encourage the Media to Cover It

228

Texas Says Take Your LANL Waste Away

229

No Tritium Monitoring Required for LANL Plutonium Liquid Waste Treatment Facility

230

Ongoing Seismic Concerns at LANL and Expanded Plutonium Pit Production

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No additional money will guarantee 80 pits per year according to the Nuclear Weapons Council

232

Cerro Pelado Fire and Los Alamos National Laboratory

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DOE Fails to Bring LANL's Plutonium Facility Ventilation System into Legal Compliance

234

Proposed Funding Increases for DOE Operations in New Mexico

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Another Leaking Container at WIPP

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Action Steps for the Planetary Nuclear Wake-Up Call

237

War in Ukraine Creates a Planetary Nuclear Wake-Up Call

238

Nuclear Watch New Mexico Settlement Moves Cleanup at LANL Forward

239

Celebrate the Bob Alvarez Lifetime Achievement Award on Saturday, March 19th

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Victories for Clean Water in New Mexico

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Why You Should Care about the Expanding WIPP Mission

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Immediate Public Comments Needed about Two Proposed Beryllium Lathes at LANL

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New Mexico Environment Department Permits More Expansion of WIPP Underground

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Confusion Reigns over Draft Discharge Permit for LANL’s Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facility

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LANL's Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facility Needs Proper Regulation Now

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Triad Wants DOE to Accept Increased Risk from Plutonium-238 Stored in Uncertified Containers at LANL

247

Celebration in Los Alamos on First Anniversary of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

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Pastoral Letter from Santa Fe's Archbishop: Living in the Light of Christ's Peace: A Conversation Toward Nuclear Disarmament.

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Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. on the First Anniversary of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

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January 6th Environment Dept. Virtual Meeting for LANL Consent Order

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Will Construction be Delayed on the New Shaft at WIPP?

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Santa Fe Archbishop to Hold an Unveiling and Blessing of a Sign of Peace December 19th

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RECA Amendments Pass House Judiciary Committee 25 to 8 Dec 9

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A Third Attempt at Consent-Based Siting for High-Level Radioactive Waste

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Public Comments Needed for Public Hearing on WIPP Panel 8

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Appeal Filed Against NMED Approval of the New Shaft at WIPP

257

N3B Puts Profits before the Public's Concerns about Permit Renewal at LANL

258

COP26 and Nuclear Power: Direct Support for Nuclear Weapons

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DOE's Santa Came Early: NMED Approves FOREVER WIPP

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WIPP Shipments Stopped Due to Maintenance Problems at Site

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Santa Fe County Nuclear Waste Emergency Response Town Hall Tuesday October 19th

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New Mexico Governor's WIPP Task Force Holds Meeting

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WIPP Expansion Continues; Public Comments on Proposed Panels 11 and 12 Due Monday, October 4th

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Now Before Congress: Bills to Extend and Expand RECA to Trinity Downwinders and Post '71 Uranium Workers

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Texas Bans High Level Nuclear Waste Storage; NRC Approves Radioactive Waste Dump There

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DOE's Latest Plan for Expanding WIPP-Three New Drifts and Two New Waste Disposal Panels

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Public Hearing for Groundwater Discharge Permit at WIPP Begins Tuesday September 7th

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Another Example of NMED's Staff Support of WIPP Expansion

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DOE Continues Its Push for WIPP Expansion

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Northern New Mexico Activists Hold Events Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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DOE's Planned Expansion Could Mean that "It ain't your Daddy's WIPP anymore"

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki Commemoration Events in Los Alamos and Taos August 7th and 8th

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Environment Department Ignores Sandia's Plan to Excavate the Mixed Waste Landfill

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This Weekend We Remember the Trinity Downwinders - Events in Tularosa and Mescalero

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Virtual Public Hearing about New Mexico's Water Quality Standards Begins on Tuesday July 13th

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NGOs Sue DOE for Plutonium Pit Production Programmatic EIS

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New Mexico Governor Petitions EPA to List PFAS Chemicals as Hazardous Waste

278

Biden-Putin Geneva Summit and Future Arms Control Dialogue

279

Clean Water Act Action Needed on Contaminants of Emerging Concern and Persistent Toxic Pollutants

280

What Does DOE's Nuclear Weapons Budget Request Say?

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Next Steps Following Public Hearing on New Shaft for WIPP Expansion

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Topics Limited during the Virtual Public Hearing for WIPP Expansion

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Many ways to comment during Public Hearing about Proposed WIPP Expansion

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No DOE Employee testifying at Permit hearing about proposed WIPP expansion

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This is what happens whe DOE gets in a hurry.

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Three Fabulous Free Virtual Public Education Events

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Incomplete Draft Permit Supporting WIPP Expansion Subject to a Public Hearing

288

LANL Sparking Drum Causes Suspension of Radioactive Waste Shipments to WIPP

289

New Mexico Files Suit to Halt Two Proposed High-Level Nuclear Wast Storage Facilities

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Public Comments to EPA about LANL Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit

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Santa Fe City Council Committee Considers Leaving the Regional Coalition of LANL Communities

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Los Alamos Proposed Expansion into Santa Fe

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New Mexico Environment Dept. Sues DOE

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WIPP Radiation Release

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LANL Must Comply with the Law

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CCNS News on why LANL’s Area G Waste Handling Lacks Proper Safety Documents