Coalition Members
More about the Justice Department cover-up of government nuclear crimes.
| Citizens for Alternatives to Radioactive Dumping (CARD) |
| CARD is a mostly volunteer based, state-wide organization
which has been monitoring WIPP since 1978. As an organization, CARD
is dedicated to protecting the land and people of New Mexico from
radioactive contamination. New volunteers are always welcome! Telephone: (505) 266-2663 |
| Center for Action
and Contemplation (CAC) CAC is a faith alternative to the dominant consciousness, offering hope, inspiration, and challenge to a dispairing world. We commit to: Networking to promote a consistent ethic of life through peace and justice; Educating towards living healthily, non-violently, ecologically responsibly, precariously, and contemplatively; Actively engaging in transforming society from a faith perspective; Collaborating with other organizations in endorsing a similar vision and philosophy. Telephone: (505) 242 9518. Website: www.cacradicalgrace.org |
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Data Analysis Services (DAS) |
| Forest Guardians Leading the fight to protect and restore the forests, rivers, grasslands, wildlife and wilderness of the Southwest Telephone (505) 988-9126 Website: fguardians.org |
| Green Party of New Mexico The New Mexico Green Party is a grassroots organization of citizens who have come together to work for political and social renewal. Telephone (505) 988-9126 Website: gpnm.org |
| International Depleted Uranium Study Team
(IDUST) A newly established (NGO) of international researchers, activists and scientists with a global strategy to stop the use of depleted uranium U-238 (DU) in military weapons by the year 2010. Telephone: (505) 867-0141 |
| Native Forest Network Protecting old growth timber. Telephone: (505) 877-6737 |
| Peace Action New Mexico Telephone: (505) 323-2386 |
| SouthWest Organizing Project (SWOP)
Working to "empower our communities to realize racial and gender equality and social and economic justice." We view our website as alternative media, a historical document and an organzing tool. Telephone (505) 247-8832 Website: SWOP.NET |
| Southwest Research and Information Center
(SRIC) was founded in 1971 for the purpose of providing
information to the public on the effects of energy development and
resource exploitation on the people and their cultures, lands, water,
and air of New Mexico and the Southwest. Telephone (505) 247-8832 Website: sric.org |
First Nations North and South
Mountain View Neighborhood Association
South Meadows Neighborhood Association