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California Low-Level Radioactive Materials Licensees: Who are they?
Handwritten note: Edgerton is senior staff . . .
Ward Valley Coaltion (Bay Area Chapter)
Lower Colorado River Reclamation
Excerpt from: Western Water Made Simple
Source of U.S. Low-Level Comercially Generated Waste: Years 1986 to 1993: Adapted from National Totals, Low-Level Waste Managent Program
Appendix C: Executive Order No. 12898: Executive Order: Federal actions to address environmental justice in minority populations and low-income populations
California Desert Protection Act: Preserving our Nation's Natural Resources
A united resolution by the lower Colorado River federally recognized tribes
1990 Census of Population and Housing
Resolution: Colorado River Native Nations Alliance
Resolution: Alianza de naciones indigenas del Rio Colorado
Resolution - 10/10/95
Memorandum of Agreement between the United Stated Department of the Interior and The State of California acting through the California Department of Health Service
Memorandum of Agreement between the United Stated Department of the Interior and The State of California acting through the California Department of Health Service
Ordinance NO. 3628: An Ordinance of the County of San Bernardino, State of California, to Prevent and Mitigate Potential Risks to Public Health and Safety and to Protect Significant Water Resources from Contamination from Improper Storage of Radioactive Wastes and Declaring the Urgency Thereof
Native American Tribes Host a Spiritual Gathering at Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump Site at Ward Valley
Groups Supporting/Sponsoring 12/14 Los Angeles Event
Agenda: Colorado River Indian Tribes Mohave Elders Spiritual Gatherings 1996
Stop the radioactive waste dump at Ward Valley information packet: with attachment (Statements of Tribal Representatives on the Proposed Ward Valley Radioactive Waste Dump)
Issues Surrounding the Proposed Ward Valley, California Radioactive Waste Dump: with attachment (Radioactive Wastes Projected to Go to Ward Valley Over Its Assumed Thirty-Year Life [in Curies] - prepared by US Ecology for the California Department of Health Services)
Resolution PHX-96-158-SC: Protection of Ward Valley-Ancesteral Homeland
List: The Following Organizations Attending the Indigenous Enviornmental Network Conference at Cherokee, North Carolina Signed a Statement of Opposition to a Radioactive Wast Dump at Ward Valley
S. 1596: A Bill--To direct a property conveyance in the State of California: with amendment
BLM changes Ward Valley Seis workshops

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