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EPA too soft, protest charges
Ward Valley gathering geared towards education; Valley chamber to oppose low-level radioactive waste dump
Children's Fall Gathering Teaches Kids About Local Native American Culture and Relationship to the Land
Leaders of nuke study retreat after suit threat
Scientists quit over threat of lawsuit
Scientists quit study on nuclear dump
Tribes meet with government today over Ward Valley nuke dump plan
Handwritten notes: Nov. 25, 1996 Meeting with Federal Agencies at Fort Mojave
Editorial: Ward Valley: Head in the sand
Facsimile from Jan Bedrosian, BLM-California External Affairs, to Sherry Meddick, Greenpeace: Subject: Ward Valley RFP (Request for Proposals -- Contract SEIS)
Ward Valley backers say Garamendi abused post
Mexican front for human rights declares opposition to proposed ward valley radioactive waste dump: President of human rights group calls for protection of Colorado River and Native American rights
Nuclear repository faces new challenge
S. ____: A Bill--To direct a property conveyance in the State of California: with statement of Senator Murkowski (second version of S. 1596, first proposed in 1996)
Scientists allege federal coverup of leaks
News release: Summary of media coverage of January 29, 1997 blockade at Ward Valley by tribal & environmental coalition: With news attachments
Government officials to meet in Needles, CA to promote controversial nuclear waste dump: Indian tribes to lead community/environmental justice protest to demand "No dump, no way!"
Letter from California Governor Pete Wilson to Secretary Bruce Babbitt, United States Department of the Interior
Letter from California Governor Pete Wilson to California Senator Dianne Feinstein
Wilson issues letters to Interior Secretary Babbitt and Senator Feinstein regarding Ward Valley litigation and testing by state
Native Americans & Environmental Supporters Blockade U.S. Government/Nuclear Industry Tour of Proposed Radiocative Dump Site at Ward Valley
Statement by Deputy Secretary John Garmendi in response to litigation to compel DOI to transfer the Ward Valley land to the State of California
Fight Against the Ward Valley Dump Heats Up: Native American Tribes to Travel Hundreds of Miles to Protest Proposed Ward Valley Radioactive Waste Dump
Letter from Carl Lischeske, Supervising Engineer, Low-level Radioactive Waste Program, to Mr. Ed Hastey, California State Director, Bureau of Land Management: Security Measures for Infiltration Study at Ward Valley
Letter from Carl Lischeske, Supervising Engineer, Low-level Radioactive Waste Program, to Mr. Ed Hastey, California State Director, Bureau of Land Management: Infiltration Study at Ward Valley

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