NMED And EM-LA Present FY2019 Legacy Cleanup Priorities In Community Meeting
Los Alamos Reporter, Dec 1, 2018, By Marie O’Neill
Under public comment, Jay Coghlan, director of Nuclear Watch New Mexico confronted the two DOE officials about DOE’s overall plans for clean-up…
Nuclear groups challenge pit program expansion
Los Alamos Monitor-Nov 5, 2018
Nuclear Watch New Mexico, Savannah River Site Watch and Tri-Valley CAREs wrote a letter to NNSA Undersecretary and Administrator Lisa …
Groups call for environmental review of more ‘pit’ production
Albuquerque Journal-Nov 2, 2018
Nuclear Watch New Mexico, SRS Watch in South Carolina and Tri-Valley CAREs Livermore, Calif. — home of another weapons lab — say an …
Watchdog groups seek review of plutonium plan
Santa Fe New Mexican-Nov 1, 2018
Three nuclear watchdog groups across the U.S., including Santa Fe-based Nuclear Watch New Mexico, are accusing the National Nuclear …
WIPP: Calculation change will not impact facility’s capacity
Carlsbad Current-Argus-Oct 24, 2018
Scott Kovac with Nuclear Watch New Mexico said the change could make WIPP’s volume tracking needlessly complicated. “This modification …
Studies renew worry about contamination from US arms testing
SaukValley.com-Oct 4, 2018
Jay Coghlan, executive director of Nuclear Watch New Mexico, cited a long history of denial about the claims of “down winders,” the residents …
Hidden danger: Radioactive dust is found in communities around …
Los Angeles Times-Sep 28, 2018
Jay Coghlan, executive director of Nuclear Watch New Mexico, cited a long history of denial about the claims of “down winders,” the residents of …
End of Public Comment Period on Nuke Site Draws Criticism
U.S. News & World Report-Sep 21, 2018
… four organizations — Southwest Research and Information Center, Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety, Nuclear Watch New Mexico and …
Embattled coalition says it’s a ‘powerful voice’
Albuquerque Journal-Sep 20, 2018
Jay Coghlan of Nuclear Watch New Mexico also said that the RCLC actually “colludes” with the U.S. Department of Energy – which happens to …
Watchdog groups from across the nuclear weapons complex are pushing back against a new Department of Energy order that severely constrains the oversight capacity of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board [DNFSB] at an August 28 hearing in Washington, DC.
Suit seeking fines against Los Alamos lab goes forward
Albuquerque Journal-Jul 13, 2018
The 2016 suit by Nuclear Watch New Mexico alleges DOE and the contractor — Los Alamos National Security LLC (LANS) — owe hundreds of …
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