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Papers and Publications:
- How to clean up Los Alamos, Greg Mello, Sep 8, 2004
- And a more detailed study of American attitudes about nuclear weapons: Americans on WMD Proliferation, PIPA/Knowledge Networks, Apr 15, 2004
- U.S. Nuclear Warhead Research and Production - With No Real Debate, Diminishing Prospects for Control, INESAP, Greg Mello, Mar 22, 2004
- Reply to Brooks memo from Rep. David L. Hobson, Chairman, Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development , Jan 2004
Press releases
- Leading Nonproliferation Expert to Speak in Los Alamos, Nov 3, 2004
- Leading Nonproliferation Expert to Speak in Santa Fe, Oct 22, 2004
- Comment Period Closes on Los Alamos Cleanup - Will Environment Department Honor 3,500 Prior Requests for Hearings, Halt to Dumping? Oct 1, 2004
- DOE, Environment Department release "Cleanup Plan" for Los Alamos, sans cleanup requirements, Sep 1, 2004
- Workshops Offered on Current Lab Programs; Public Invited to Join in Oversight and "Citizen Inspection" at Los Alamos, Jul 22, 2004
- Disarmament Group Calls for Greater Openness, Accountability at New Mexico Nuclear Labs, Jul 22, 2004
- Senate Gives Go-Ahead for Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator, (RNEP), Jun 15, 2004
- British Citizen and American Filmmaker Return from War-Torn Iraq, Jun 2, 2004
- New Mexico Citizens Report on United Nations Nonproliferation and Disarmament Conference, May 4, 2004
- New Mexico Citizens' Delegation Headed to United Nations for Meeting on Nuclear Disarmament, Nonproliferation, Apr 23, 2004
- Nonprofit Journalist Denied Entrance to Biological Weapons Conference, Mar 18, 2004
- Citizen Group releases first installment of Los Alamos detailed contamination maps, data for public use, Mar 4, 2004
Articles:
 August
2, 4, & 5: Citizen inspections, Los Alamos and Sandia national
laboratories.
The Los Alamos Study Group will be inspiring and participating
in a coordinated series of citizens' inspections of Los Alamos
National Laboratory (LANL) and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL)
on August 2, 4, and 5, 2004.
The August 2 and 4 virtual inspections will include an overview
of the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex and will focus on Los Alamos
(August 2) and Sandia (August 4) with a special emphasis on new
weapons designs, plutonium pit production, and nuclear waste dumping.
The August 5 inspections at Los Alamos will be on-site fact finding
missions carried out by concerned citizens to gather information
on current and proposed nuclear weapons activities, and to monitor
the status of Los Alamos' compliance with international treaties
and international and domestic legal obligations. We will provide
all interested inspectors with the information and background
they need to conduct inspections of LANL on August 5 alongside
us.
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