2012 Apr 26 - 6:00pm
2012 Apr 26 - 9:00pm
Reception: 6:00-7:30 p.m. (hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be provided)
Town Hall: 7:30-9:00 p.m.
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Panelists include:
Town Hall: 7:30-9:00 p.m.
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Panelists include:
- Dave Lochbaum, director, UCS Nuclear Safety Project
- Ray Shadis, consultant, New England Coalition
- Mary Lampert, director, Pilgrim Watch
- Debbie Grinnell, research director, C-10 Education & Research Foundation
Panelists will highlight specific safety concerns at New England's four operating nuclear power plants—Pilgrim (MA), Seabrook (NH), Millstone (CT), and Vermont Yankee (VT)—and ways to better protect the public and the communities surrounding these plants. Audience members and panelists will also discuss ways that concerned citizens can advocate for increased nuclear power safety and security in their communities.
We will focus on key issues such as spent fuel storage, emergency planning, severe accident management planning, Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) enforcement and oversight, and the findings of our recent report, The NRC and Nuclear Power Plant Safety in 2011: Living on Borrowed Time and U.S. Nuclear Power Safety One Year After Fukushima.
Dr. James McCarthy, chairman of the UCS Board of Directors will provide welcoming remarks. The evening will be moderated by Bruce Gellerman, senior correspondent/host of Public Radio International's Living on Earth.
We will focus on key issues such as spent fuel storage, emergency planning, severe accident management planning, Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) enforcement and oversight, and the findings of our recent report, The NRC and Nuclear Power Plant Safety in 2011: Living on Borrowed Time and U.S. Nuclear Power Safety One Year After Fukushima.
Dr. James McCarthy, chairman of the UCS Board of Directors will provide welcoming remarks. The evening will be moderated by Bruce Gellerman, senior correspondent/host of Public Radio International's Living on Earth.
Sponsored by the Union of Concerned Scientists
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