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PeaceWorks Kansas City needs a Social Guru 
PeaceWorks Kansas City needs a Social Guru 

PeaceWorks Kansas City needs a social media guru who can help reduce the risk of a nuclear war by helping PeaceWorks supporters make better use of noncommercial social media to drive anti-nuke action.  In particular, PeaceWorks hopes to increase its effectiveness...

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Coming Next Week: Nuclear Weapons Educational Events
Coming Next Week: Nuclear Weapons Educational Events

http://nuclearactive.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/CCNSUpdate-070425mc.mp3 In anticipation of the 80th anniversaries of the 1945 atomic bombings in the USA and Japan, a number of hybrid educational events will be held next week. On Thursday, July 10th from 10:30 am...

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Plans to Commemorate Two New Mexico Atomic Events – Trinity and Church Rock
Plans to Commemorate Two New Mexico Atomic Events – Trinity and Church Rock

http://nuclearactive.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/CCNSUpdate062725mc.mp3 In this week’s Update CCNS provides information about the upcoming commemorations of two harmful atomic events that both occurred in New Mexico on July 16th. The first is the 80th commemoration...

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Take Action

Take Action!! The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has recently issued a proposal to increase plutonium pit production (the sphere of plutonium that initiates the nuclear explosion) to 80 pits per year by 2030. Plutonium pit production poses significant...

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State Attorneys General Push Back on Trump’s Attempts to Gut Environmental Justice
State Attorneys General Push Back on Trump’s Attempts to Gut Environmental Justice

http://nuclearactive.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/CCNSUpdate062025mc.mp3 This week, a coalition of 13 attorneys general issued Multistate Guidance affirming the necessity and legality of environmental justice initiatives to ensure a healthy environment for all...

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New Mexico Environment Department Secretary Kenney Pauses Proposed Tritium Venting by LANL for Now
New Mexico Environment Department Secretary Kenney Pauses Proposed Tritium Venting by LANL for Now

Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) planned to vent 30,000 curies of radioactive tritium into the air during several weekends this summer but it must have approval from the New Mexico Environment Department.  James Kenney, Environment Department Secretary, citing...

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