The Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League (BREDL) is a regional, community-based, non-profit environmental organization. Our founding principles are earth stewardship, environmental democracy, social justice, and community empowerment. Since 1984, BREDL has organized over 50 chapters in N.C., S.C., Virginia and Tennessee. Under the BREDL banner, thousands of concerned citizens have made their mark for environmental justice.

6930 Carroll Avenue, #400

Takoma Park, MD 20912

301/270-2209

305 S. Salvda Ave.

Columbia, SC 29205

803/446-2772; fax 267/295-8657

Carolina Peace Resource Center is an affiliate of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and a member of Alliance for Nuclear Acountability. Our programs include conflict resolution and mediation training, community building, Alternatives to Violence Project, Listening Projects, and a nuclear issues program which is focusing on Savanna River Site oversight and disarmament through Abolition 2000.

10990 Ogden Landing Road

Kevil, KY 42053

270/462-3495; fax: 270/462-3495

We work on environmental education and environmental clean up issues including: clean water, clean air, and nuclear and toxic waste.

601 W 11th Ave., #1108

Denver, CO 80204

303/825-0660

www.thecoloradocoalition.org 

107 Cienega Street

Santa Fe, NM 87501

505/986-1973; fax: 505/986-0997

CCNS Hotline: 505/982-5611

An organization focused on increasing public awareness concerning the issues posed by radioactivity and the nuclear industry.

Fernald Residents for Environmental Safety and Health, Inc.

10206 Crosby Road

Harrison, Ohio 45030

513/738-2293; fax: 513/738-0676

lecrawford@earthlink.net

Formed to educate ourselves and the community about problems at the Fernald site. We watchdog the activities of the Fernald site and work for meaningful public participation throughout the remediation process.

219 1st Ave S, Suite 220

Seattle, WA 98101

206/292-2850; fax: 206/292-0610

P.O. Box 420Tecopa, CA 92389

760/852-4151

P.O. Box 6595

Reno, NV 89513

775/284-1989 Voicemail: 775/284-6234

68 S Main St. Suite 400

Salt Lake City, UT 84101

801/355-5055

HEAL Utah is an alliance of citizens and organizations working together to protect the public from the risks of transporting, storing and disposing of both nuclear and toxic wastes.

1314 56th St. NE, Suite 100

Seattle, WA 98105

206/382-1014; fax: 206/382-1148

www.hoanw.org

We are the largest citizens' membership organization dedicated to the cleanup of America's most contaminated land area: the Handford Nuclear Reservation.

P.O. Box 773Miamisburg, OH 45343

937/748-4757; fax: 937/748-0349

sharon.cowdrey@sbcglobal.net

A watchdog for environment and health concerns for the public and residents around the Mound Nuclear Weapons Facility.

PMB 121, 1187 Coast Village Road, Suite 1

Santa Barbara, CA 93108-2794

805/965-3443; fax: 805/568-0466

The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation initiates and supports worldwide efforts to abolish nuclear weapons, to strengthen international law and institutions, to use technology responsibly and sustainably, and to empower youth to create a more peaceful world.

551 W. Cordova Rd., #808

Santa Fe, NM 87505

505/989-7342

The mission of Nuclear Watch of New Mexico is to provide timely and accurate information to the public on nuclear issues in New Mexico and the Southwest.

Nuclear Watch South (formerly Georgians Against Nuclear Energy)

P.O. Box 8574

Atlanta, GA 31106

404/378-4263

Founded as GANE in 1977, Nuclear Watch South's mission is to address the environmental risks of Savannah River Site, as well as other nuclear power, weapons and waste issues presently targeting the South as Nuclear Ground Zero.

PO Box 5743

Oak Ridge, TN 37831

865/483-8202; fax: 865/483-9725

We are a multi-disciplinary advocacy and activist organization which monitors and addresses social and environmental issues in the Upper Tennessee Valley and the Southern Appalachian Mountains.

18001 El Rancho Road

Panhandle, TX 79068-9602

806/335-1050 phone; fax: 806/335-3423

panal@earthlink.net

Our mission is to continue preservation of the irreplacable resources of the Texas Panhandle, those being water, soil and air, and to further educate the public on the liabilities and risks involved in the missions of Pantex.

1100 Wayne Ave. Suite 1020

Silver Springs, MD 20910

301/565-4050; fax: 301/565-0850

Peace Action has a membership of over 60,000 persons, 27 State affiliates, and 125 local chapters, making it the largest membership and activist network of any peace and justice organization in the country. Peace Action members work for policy changes in Congress, state capitals, city halls and the United Nations.

188 Highway 60

Panhandle, TX 79068-9603

806/341-4801; fax: 806/341-4801

Our mission is to create an environment for peace through peaceful means, to assert that peace can only exist where there is justice, and to develop an ecological model for nonviolent social change.

4509 Walnut

Kansas City, MO 64111

816/561-1181

Peace Works Kansas City is dedicated to endng the use of military power to acheive objectives when other alternatives are available. We seek an end to the testing production and deployment of nuclear weapons, space weapons and other weapons of mass destruction.

1875 Connecticut Ave, Suite 1012

Washington, DC 20009

202/667-4260; fax: 202/667-4201

Physicians for Social Responsibility is working to create a world free of nuclear weapons, global environmental pollution, and gun violence.

3706 McDermott Pond Creek

McDermott, OH 45652

740/259-4688; fax: 740/259-3912

vcolley@earthlink.net

To educate, organize and empower residents and workers affected by the Piketon uranium enrichment site, and to represent their interest in economic vitality, environmental quality, health, justice and expanded job opportunities.

PO Box 1156

Boulder, CO 80306

303/444-6981; fax: 303/444-6523

Rocky Mountain Peace Center has been a successful agent for social change and justice for more than 10 years. RMPC has provided education, training and leadership in areas such as nuclear disarmament, Central America, the Gulf War, Native American issues, war tax resistance, prisoner rights, group process, conflict resolution, peace keeper and civil disobedience training. Nonviolence in action and spirit is at the center of all this work.

c/o Center for Energy Research

104 Commercial St. NE

Salem, OR, 97301 

503/371-8002

shundahai@shundahai.org

Shundahai Network is dedicated to abolishing nuclear weapons worldwide, stopping the ongoing dumping of "low-level" nuclear waste at the Nevada Test Site, stopping plans to transport deadly "high-level" nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain or any Native American land, and ensuring that Native American voices and concerns are heard in the movement to influence U. S. nuclear policies.

P.O. Box 1731

Boise, ID 83701

208/344-9161; efax: 703/997-7286

Snake River Alliance is an Idaho-based grassroots organization which focuses its work on nuclear issues, most especially monitoring activities at the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory.

PO Box 4524

Albuquerque, NM 87106

505/262-1862; fax: 505/262-1864

Our mission is to provide timely, accurate information to the public on matters that affect the environment, human health, and communities in order to protect natural resources, promote citizen participation, and ensure environmental and social justice now and for the future generations

2582 Old First Street

Livermore, CA 94551

925/443-7148; fax: 925/443-0177

Tri-Valley CAREs was founded in 1983 by local citizens concerned that nuclear weapons work at the Lawrence Livermore and Sandia Livermore Laboratories was impacting the environmental well-being of our communities.

691 Massachusetts Avenue

Arlington, MA 02476

781/643-6740; fax: 781/643-6744

250 Georgia Ave. SE, #20

Atlanta GA, 30312

404/524-5999

www.atlantawand.org

Mission: To empower women to act politically to reduce militarism and violence and to redirect excessive military spending to human and environmental needs.

6935 Laurel Avenue

Takoma Park, MD 20912

301/270-5500; fax: 301/270-3029

Dedicated to increasing public involvement in and control over environmental problems through the democratization of science.

211 East 43rd St., #1204

New York, NY 10017

212/818-1861; fax: 212/818-1857

278 Main Street, Room 404

Greenfield, MA 01301

413/773-9955; fax: 530/348-7325

The Social and Environmental Research Institute conducts research on a broad range of social and environmental issues, while emphasizing topics related to discursive approaches to policy and social relations to the environment. The Institute conducts applied research projects that realize the practical gains provided by theory and that act as a means to realize concrete benefits to individuals, society, and the environment. SERI was founded in 1995 as a non-profit research institute.