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Water and Ward Valley: A Workshop for Tribal Governments and Communitites on Water Resources in Ward Valley
Staff Analysis of the Department of Health Services' Request to Purchase Federal Land in Ward Valley for Use as a Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility
Tritium in Unsaturated Zone Gases and Air at the Amargosa Desert Research Site, and in Spring and River Water, near Beatty, Nevada, May 1997
Law Enforcement and U.S. Ecology Reports From Nobodies Westland Camp
Tritium Testing: Political and Environmental Issues
Tritium Testing: Technical Issues
Synopsis of Accomplishments and Activities 1998
Department of the Interior Proposal for Testing at Ward Valley for Tritium and Related Materials
Report to Congressional Requesters: Radioactive Waste: Interior's Continuing Review of the Proposd Transfer of the Ward Valley Waste Site
[Draft] Report---July 22, 1997 Senate Hearing--S964--Ward Valley
Factsheet: Department of the Interior Request for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to Perform Triutum Tests at Ward Valley, California
Environmental Assessment: Executive Summary
Quarterly Report for the Quarterly Period Ended September 30, 1995: American Ecology Corporation
Summary: National Academy Of Sciences Report On Ward Valley
Reports of the National Academy of Sciences Board on Radioactive Waste Management and its predecessor Committees/Boards [since its inception]: 34 Publications in 38 Years: NO Dissents or Minority Reports
Appendix F: Dissenting Statement on Issu(. . .): M.D. Mifflin from Ward Valley: An Examination of Seven Issues in Earth Sciences and Ecology: Committee to Review Specific Scientific and Technical Safety Issues Related to the Ward Valley, California, Low-Level Radioactive Waste Site
Appendix E: Dissenting Statement on Issue 1: June Ann Oberdorfer from Ward Valley: An Examination of Seven Issues in Earth Sciences and Ecology: Committee to Review Specific Scientific and Technical Safety Issues Related to the Ward Valley, California, Low-Level Radioactive Waste Site
Reducing Risks and Containing Costs: Safe Containment, On-Site Storage and Source Reduction of Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Ward Valley: Critical Habitat for threatened species or radioactive waste dump
Enclosure to Letter from Ronald K. Gaynor to Don J. Womeldorf: Low-Level Radioactive Waste (LLRW) COMPLIANCE REPORT and UPDATE on INOPERATIVE LLRW DISPOSAL FACILITIES
Excerpt from: National Water Summary 1987--Hydrolic Events and Water Supply and Use: United States Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2350
The Nuclear Waste Disposal Site Coming to California
Statewide Poll Shows Voters Oppose Ward Valley Nuclear Dump by Wide Margin
Cal Rad forum recommends six low-level radioactive waste disposal options for consideration by Governor Davis' advisory group
Page 2 -- Cal Rad suggests LLRW options

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