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Bird-Dogging Candidates & Elected Representatives on 
          NUCLEAR WEAPONS Issues This NEW "How To" Guide by the BE SAFE           Network includes prepared questions on preemptive war policy, military budget           and nuclear weapons (including "depleted" uranium).

          Bird-Dogging is a tactic that many people use to pressure candidates and           elected officials to take a public stance on an issue.  Bird-dogging is a           great way to raise important issues with candidates, elected representatives,           the media and voters. Help spread the word.  Please distribute this memo to           your friends and ask a question on nuclear weapons at the next political           forum in your town! 

Fact Sheets: 

High-Level Nuclear Waste - pdf version or html version
Nuclear Waste in Products & Landfills - pdf version or html version
"Depleted" Uranium Ammunition - pdf version
Nuclear Transport - pdf version
New Nuclear Weapons Proposals - pdf version

Resources:  Visit these organizational websites for more information.

Alliance for Nuclear Accountability
American Friends Service Committee
Global Resource Action Center for the Environment
Institute for Energy & Environmental Research
Military Toxics Project
Peace Action
Union of Concerned Scientists
Western States Legal Foundation

Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation - See their "Briefing Book on Building A New Generation of American Nuclear Weapons." (PDF)

Click Here for Briefing Book.

 

  Nuclear Power Publications & Resources:
          BE SAFE Nuclear Power Brochure - pdf version or html version
             Nuclear Information & Resource Service (NIRS) Brochures on
             Radioactive Releases from Nuclear Power Plants in:
             Chesapeake Bay Water Shed (pdf)
             Great Lakes Basin (pdf)
             Mississippi River Basin (pdf)
             Northeastern United States (pdf)
             South Eastern United States (pdf)