Expansion of LANL and WIPP are Major Public Concerns for Monday, July 22 nd DOE Meeting at Buffalo Thunder Resort
On Thursday, July 18 th at 8 am, you will have an informative opportunity to hear from two experts, Don Hancock and Myrriah Gómez, when they discuss the major public concerns regarding the plans of th...
18 Jul 20244min
DOE, NNSA and Environmental Management Officials Host Town Hall at Buffalo Thunder Monday, July 22nd
A follow-up to the Department of Energy (DOE) town hall in April 2023 at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center that nearly 500 people attended in-person or virtually, will be held Monday, July 22 n...
11 Jul 20244min
Saturday, July 13 , 45 th Annual Uranium Spill Commemoration hosted by Red Water Pond Road & Pipeline Road Communities, and July 14 , Archbishop Wester Hosts Commemoration of Trinity Test
On July 16 th in New Mexico, people commemorate two devastating events: the first atomic bomb test at the Trinity Site in 1945 in south central New Mexico, and the world’s largest uranium spill in 197...
3 Jul 20244min
Uranium and the Grand Canyon – A Call to Close and Cleanup the Pinyon Plains Uranium Mine
One of the most beautiful and majestic sights is found by looking across and down into the Grand Canyon at the spread of the red walls, the patches of green and the glorious Colorado River. All of thi...
27 Jun 20244min
There Are 91.4 Billion Things Other Than Nuclear Weapons that Money Could Buy
Nuclear weapons programs divert public funds from health care, education, disaster relief and other vital humanitarian services. The nuclear- armed countries spent over $91.4 billion [dollars] on thei...
20 Jun 20244min
Daniel Ellsberg Week June 10 th through the 16 th – A week of education and action to honor peacemaking and whistleblowing
Daniel Ellsberg was a nuclear war planner – his plans are still in use today in the United States. He has provided a stark warning about the dangers of nuclear weapons and above all the intercontinent...
13 Jun 20243min
Los Alamos Power Pool Planning for Two New Electrical Lines
It was announced at the June 5 th Los Alamos County Board of Public Utilities meeting that there are two proposals to bring approximately 50 or more megawatts of solar electricity to the County and Lo...
6 Jun 20244min
Searchlight Journalist Receives 2024 MOLLY Award for Story on Trucheña Whose Plutonium Count Was New Mexico’s Highest
The Austin newspaper, the Texas Observer, chose Searchlight reporter Alicia Inez Guzmán, to receive its 2024 MOLLY Prize on May 30 th . Guzmán holds a Ph.D. in Visual and Cultural Studies from the Uni...
30 Mai 20244min
