|
Pueblo
Chieftain: Radiation impact lasts forever, says scientist |
Daily
Sun: Radioactive water near Hopi springs |
South
Dakota uranium contamination screening bill update |
Gallup
Independent: Navajo Utah Commission tries to help radiation victims |
2006
|
Deseret
News: Is cancer Utah mill's legacy? |
SRIC:
Indigenous Impacts from mining |
2005
|
Navajos
still reeling from effects of last uranium boom |
1955
Cold Cream Commercial Irradiated Woman |
2004
|
News-Miner:
A toxic legacy? |
Dangerous
testing went beyond vets to orphans, prisoners |
RECA
Compensation Tied to Skin Tone? |
Independent:
RECA Hearing - Part 1 |
How
the U.S. Secretly Fed Radioactivity to Thousands of Americans |
The
Gold of the Nuclear Age: Lost and Stolen Nuclear Materials |
2003
|
Uranium
mine workers exposed to above-average radon gas levels |
Phosphate
woes heating up legislation |
Defense
Department withholds data on perchlorate |
Navajo
Miners Battle a Deadly Legacy of Yellow Dust |
Downwinders
may get IOUs |
Activist
tells of harsh realities of N-weapons |
Compensation
Delay Seen for Ill Miners |
Feds
fund $450,000 uranium study |
2002
|
Wise
woman seeks answers to cancer rates in Southwest Virginia |
Public
Lands At Risk From Nuclear Contamination |
Exposing
the nation to radiation sickness |
Plutonium
Files: US Govt's Secret Medical Experiments |
NAU
prof believes mining of uranium hikes cancer rates |
Journalists
Smuggle Depleted Uranium Into New York |
Activist
seeks $1.5 billion in reparations for Kiski towns |
Pennsylvania
ranks fourth with 26 nuclear legacy sites
|
Radioactive
materials sat undetected for almost four decades
|
Roadmap
to the Project ACHRE Report |
The
History Of Human Guinea Pigs |
Erwin
businessman sues Nuclear Fuels over contamination |
HHS:
Compensation of Nuclear Workers for Job-Related Cancers |
2001
|
Federal
government to give money to workers diseased by uranium exposure |
Navajo
Nation Uranium Workers Receive $50,000 Compensation |
Bush
Wants to Delay Payment To Ailing Uranium Workers |
Miners'
advocate Key dies |
Ill
miners with IOUs face setback |
Uranium
Miners, Downwinders Still Getting IOUs |
ExxonMobil
hit with huge damages |
Downwinders,
miners plan to sue over delayed compensation |
Future
of RECA still up in the air |
Ill
Uranium Miners Left Waiting as Payments for Exposure Lapse |
Compensation
elusive for most Navajo radiation victims |
2000
|
Film
explores exposure of Navajo Indians to mine radiation |
RADIATION
STILL HAUNTS N.M. HOMES |
NAVAJOS
LEERY OF NEW URANIUM MINING PLAN |
Radiation
poison brings reservation blues |
Radiation
experiments: Plaque memorializes patients in program |
Uninformed
consent |
Radiated
inmates to share $2.4 million in settlement |
The
Plutonium Files |
1990's
|
Tribes
face environmental woes |
Human
faces put on ethical issues of plutonium experiments |
Plutonium
contamination found in area used by children, hikers |
Irradiated
inmates settle suit |
RADIATION
REDUX: (SECRET DOSES) |
A
century of radiation |
Senate
panel passes bill for `atomic soldiers' |
Women
given radioactive iron in 1940s will get $10.3 million |
Uranium
mines were unsafe and radioactive, former miners say |
U.S.
releases report on human radiation experiments |
Potential
risk to veterans treated with radium in nose |
Last
survivor of radiation experiments gets apology |
Clinton
Apologizes For Secret Cold War-Era Radiation Experiments |
Suit
over tumor patients killed in '60s experiment |
16,000
used in radiation tests |
Secrecy
Deters Panel's Study of Radiation Tests |
1999:
Livermore Lab: Plutonium Sludge investigation |
1999:
Current DOE Experimentation involving Human Subjects |
DOE
Response to Senator Glenn Question on Human Radiation Experiments |
PSR:
Backgrounder on Radiation Experiments on civilians |
DOE
Worker Compensation Scandal
|
2007
|
DOE
Worker's Being Killed by bureaucrats |
Radiation
Panel Fairness Questioned |
3/4
of 98,000 DOE workers claims denied |
Rocky
Flats neighbors win $350 million |
Lab
workers' fallout |
DOE
Worker's Health records buried in n-waste dump |
Mysterious
Illness hits DOE nationwide |
Radiation
Compensation Program Biased |
Hemscott:
Court: dismissal of Boeing case stands |
Rocky
Mountain News: Immediate aid to most ill Flats workers denied |
DaytonDailyNews:
Senators upset over compensation law |
washington
post: Cancer Claims Denied or Delayed for Nuclear Arms Workers |
Daily
Mail: 50 years later, the price still being paid for the atom bomb
|
HeraldTribune:
Casualties of the Cold War |
More
Delays on OSHAs Latest Agenda: Beryllium standards delayed |
WP:
Thousands of Nuclear Arms Workers See Cancer Claims Denied or Delayed |
Tennessean:
2006 uranium spill cited at Tenn. plant |
PM:
Dying Nuclear Workers Sue Labor Department |
The
Hawk Eye: Nuke workers' woes continue |
SF
New Mexican: Attorney: Organs lawsuit settled |
Hawk
Eye: Researchers seek IAAP workers for study |
Richmond
Register: Safety worries started with whistle blower |
NAS:
Project: Beryllium Alloy Exposures in Military Aerospace Applications |
Feds
tried to cut aid--Limits sought on help for ill workers |
Cibola
County Beacon: Calling all Post 71 uranium workers |
Chillicothe
Gazette: Options for nuke workers |
The
Enquirer: Fernald radiation data to get review |
Ventura
County Star: Health aid expanded for lab workers
|
The
Enquirer: Fernald workers, families state case |
AP
Wire: Audit questions documents used to reject sick workers' claims |
Dayton
Daily News: Audit says many Mound workers likely exposed to toxins |
Beacon
Journal: Workers seek nuclear files |
AP
Wire: Ill former nuclear workers question why Mound records were
buried |
2006
|
CBS:
Heroes Of The Cold War Out In The Cold |
Hanford
News: Hanford workers comp claims are denied at too high a rate |
ANWAG:
Presidential Signing Statement May Have Thwarted Congressional Intent
for EEOICPA Amendment |
reviewjournal.com:
Test site workers' records dumped |
Tennessee:
WVLT: Sick Nuclear Workers Speak Out |
Dayton
Daily News: Piketon: A troubled past |
Dayton
Daily News: Cancer killed Piketon worker who helped set safety rules |
Paducah
Sun: Whistle-blower: DOE after his job |
Hanford
News: DOE does away with pensions for new hires |
2005
|
Guardian
Unlimited: Jury Rejects Claim Facility Caused Cancer |
Sick
nuclear workers still awaiting compensation from government |
Herald
Tribune: A long and painful road |
Survivors,
families have trouble collecting for exposure to radiation |
DOE
Watch: Manhattan project's fluorine poisoning of workers |
DOE
proposes fine for safety company over worker's firing |
Cold
War radiation didn't cause cancer, VA rules |
National
groups say sick-worker rules fall short |
Comp
checks cut for Amchitka workers |
Flats
expert spent career exposing radiation's effects |
Hawk
Eye: Former IAAP workers learn to wait |
Beryllium
Effects On OSHA Inspectors Wider Than Feared |
Appeals
court upholds decision to dismiss lawsuit filed by uranium plant
workers |
Insidious
beryllium |
Secret
project leaves sad legacy |
Occupational
Hazards: Erring on the Side of Disaster |
Nuclear
workers recount climbing material, illnesses |
Hanford:
100 sick worker cases being paid |
Sick-worker
case backlog means 6-month pay delay |
Alaska
- Secret Biological, Chemical and Radiation Experiments |
2004
|
Worker's
Medical Claim Denied |
Labor
issues first sick-worker check |
Class-action
suit against Brush KO'd |
Will
they be paid before they die? |
First
Look at Declassified Documents |
Processing
claims tied to N-arms work are criticized |
Energy
Department slow to handle worker illness claims |
DOE
failed to alert workers to disease risk |
House
blocks help for sick workers |
'No
one has tried to find me' |
U.S.
Labor Department to Help Nuclear Weapons Workers |
Prospects
wane for sick worker compensation |
DOE
contractor's work on claims spurs audit |
New
plan sought for nuclear workers |
Sick
workers buried in red tape - |
Contractors
Cleared in Nuke Illness Case |
Agency
struggles to obtain radiation data |
Officials
to Quit Sick Nuke Worker Program |
DOE's
backlog of worker claims assailed |
Illnesses
leave lives in 'agony' |
USEC
workers facing beryllium disease |
Daughter
Fights for Ailing Nuke Workers |
Mortality
Amoung Female Nuclear Weapons Workers |
Sick
nuclear workers discouraged by claims bottleneck |
2003
|
Court
revives wrongful-death suits against Beryllium maker |
Keep
close tabs on Energy |
Effort
to shift program for weapons workers fails |
'Why
don't they just pay us and be done with it?' |
DOE
says it's improving program for sick workers |
Energy
Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act |
Workers
got huge doses of radiation |
Senior
OSHA leader levels charges |
Fair
Act of 2003 isn't fair at all to sick workers |
GAO
investigates sick workers compensation program |
Ill
Paducah nuclear-weapons workers may face 7-year delay |
Ailing
nuke workers denied aid, most not told of risks |
Judge
rejects uranium workers' exposure claims |
Nearly
30 thousand claims by sick workers face backlog |
Federal
report gives warning on nuclear factory |
Beryllium
cleanup plan outlined |
Justice
Department backs plant workers, environmentalists in suit |
$50,000
payments available for radiation exposure |
New
sick worker bill to break toxic substance claim logjam |
Judge
Quits Radiation Case Over Doubts |
Paducah
Gaseous Diffusion Plant - Health funds |
Probe
of tungsten's possible health effects expands |
Report
from National Nuclear Workers for Justice |
DOE
medical claims as of 2/13/03 |
Frequent
fliers face radiation risks, researchers say |
DOE
expands cancer screening to include construction workers |
Striking
workers: We can't trust USEC |
Sick
worker dies awaiting federal compensation |
2002
|
Pentagon,
Energy Department keep information under wraps |
Beryllium
victims sick at heart |
Attorney
argues case for sick worker |
Former
nuclear workers here wait for promised restitution |
Plant
Workers Alleged Exposure Records Were Falsified |
Iowa:
Compensation claims rise to nearly $1 million |
Worker
safety concerns surfacing with lawsuit |
Bush
ups number of compassion payments (to industry workers) |
Hanford:
Ailing lab workers are sick of waiting |
Fate
of sick worker 'voice' unclear |
RADIATION
EXPOSURE COMPENSATION PROGRAM IS AMENDED |
Shaw
Pittman: DOD Allegedly Covered Up Medical Records |
DOE
Health risk firm marks 10 years |
Former
Westinghouse employees want to be on nuclear list |
Sick
Nuclear Workers in Oak Ridge Still Waiting |
Deal
reached on Army plant health records |
Iowa:
AO denies blocking health study |
EEOICP
Claims Statistics: 9-12-2002 |
Meritorious
Claims for State Labor & Industry's Worker Compensation |
IAAP
study being stonewalled |
Small
step Pentagon finally acknowledges nuclear production at IAAP |
Denied
State Labor and Industry's Worker Compensation |
Pentagon
relaxes army plant silence pledge |
Too
Slow -- Sick workers need timely aid |
Conference:
10-10-02 Radiation and Health in the Nuclear Heartland |
Sick
nuclear workers unhappy with federal plan |
Safety
data erased at uranium plants |
Chemist
Whistleblower Wins $1.5 Million Judgment Against Army |
Workers
at Ground Zero deserve health screenings, treatment |
No
easy money for nuclear-weapons workers' ills |
Energy
Department to help sick workers |
DOE
told to give up fight on sick-worker claims |
Paducahan
among advocates named to board on sick workers |
Fallout:
The Past Is Present |
$293
Million Paid Out To Nuclear Weapon Workers |
On
compensation for sick defense workers |
Radiation
ruling puts focus back on health |
Hanford
exposures can sue |
Thyroid
disease study finds no link to Hanford releases |
Radiation
Compensation Rules |
Iowa
Study: Cancer rates higher |
Sick
workers plan protest |
Sick
workers pursue broader coverage |
Compensation
program topic of demostration |
Coverage
for more illnesses from Paducah plant sought |
Sick
workers: DOE is dragging its feet on compensation program
|
Neighbors
of Old Nuclear Fuel Plant Sue Over Sicknesses |
Study
identifies beryllium health issues |
Cancer
levels worry workers at former atomic site |
Federal
inspector fell asleep during check of uranium plant |
Hanford
cancer compensation: promised, elusive |
Argonne
lab workers exposed to beryllium |
Nuke
comp low in numbers |
2001
|
Eligibility
Expanded for Nuclear Workers |
Money
poor reward for loss of health, cancer sufferer says |
Neptunium
levels in 1961 believed not worrisome |
Ailing
ex-worker sues company |
Sick-worker
claims said to be hampered by DOE rules |
Beryllium
makers not liable for ill effects |
What
lies ahead for lab workers? |
Government
should bear the burden of proof in compensation cases |
Beryllium
firm agrees to pay $145,000 fine |
Ex-Flats
worker sues over beryllium disease |
Report:
Workers Not Warned |
Congress
OKs $84M for uranium workers |
Coalition
assists sick workers |
U.S.
program excludes some ill N-workers |
Jury
Rules Rocky Flats Beryllium Supplier Not Negligent |
Attorney:
Beryllium co. sought to protect profits |
Beryllium
maker tries to shift blame |
Energy
Department Updates List Of Sites Covered by Worker
Compensation |
Beryllium
report attacked in court |
Beryllium
stories fake, expert says |
1994
Kelly incident |
Labor
Department to Delay Nuclear Worker Compensation |
Who's
eligible for program to compensate job-sickened nuclear workers |
Text
of Memo to the DOL Team from Secretary of Energy Elaine Chao |
Uranium
plant workers can't sue their employer, judge says
|
Bush
Shifting Compensation Program |
Secretary
of Labor adds hurdle to aid for sick workers |
Beryllium
Report index |
ATOMIC
RESEARCH CASTS SHADOW ON TENNESSEE TOWN |
Paducah
exposure records incomplete |
Expert
on chronic beryllium disease sees 'good news' for Hanford workers |
Hazardous
exposure review to encompass seven counties |
Paducah
Radiation Study Released |
2000
|
Worker
Doses at Three Nuclear Materials Processing Plants in the 1940s
and 1950s |
Compensation
set for ill nuclear workers |
Clinton
orders uranium-worker compensation |
Investigation
Probes Worker Radiation Exposure at Rocky Flats |
DOE
Fraudulently Claims AEC/DOE Workers are being Killed |
14,000
MADE ILL MAY GET MONEY |
Report:
Ky. Workers Exposed |
Testimony
on Nuclear Workers |
Money
for ill workers deleted from bill |
Sick
Nuke Workers Petition Congress |
Administration
issues position statement on nuclear compensation |
Workers
here handled atom bomb material from the start |
WORKERS
NOT TOLD OF PLANT'S NUCLEAR PAST
|
Chapter
1: Contamination lingers on |
Chapter
2: Questions remain |
Chapter
3: Contractors took calculated risks |
Chapter
4: How clean is clean enough? |
Chapter
5: Still waiting |
Chapter
1: Worker risks weren't a priority |
Chapter
2: Calculated risks |
Chapter
3: Filed and forgotten |
Report:
Va. Nuclear Workers Exposed |
Research
ignores private nuclear contractors |
Chapter
1 Secret program left toxic legacy |
Chapter
2 Secret job, secret threats |
Chapter
3 Many sites, many risks |
Chapter
4 Defining the danger |
Chapter
5 Laid to waste |
Chapter
6 The damage question |
Report:
Nuclear Workers Exposed |
Worker
health study underway; boxes of names found |
Survey
of Atomic weapons workers |
Sick
workers seek independent study |
2
DOE suits ask billions to ill workers |
Study
suggests a K-25, sick-worker connection |
Clinton
couple files $7 million sick-worker suit |
Study
looks at DOE workers' records for risk of lung cancer |
Portsmouth
Workers Exposed to Radiation for Decades |
Nuclear
Contractors Cited for Endangering Workers |
Report
details decades of worker exposure |
RADIOACTIVE
DOCUMENTS FOUND AT ARCHIVES FACILITY |
Ex-nuclear
workers allege overcharges, safety issues |
Deletion
of safety records reported |
Some
illnesses don't show up until years after leaving the job |
Exposed
workers: Who to compensate, and how much? |
DOE
unveils compensation plan |
Workers
Sue Fluor Over Exposure to Fumes |
Lawsuit
targets beryllium producer |
Lax
pace for safety rules leaves public and workers at risk |
DOE
investigating allegations of dosimetry tampering |
WHILE
SENATE HOLDS DOE HEARING TODAY, NUCLEAR VICTIMS BLAST NARROW SCOPE
|
Workers
expected to testify that exposure records inaccurate |
Gov't
radiates workers |
Brush
sued by contract workers |
Final
Paducah report Plant kept workers in dark about exposures |
DOE
secrecy put workers at risk |
Uranium
Workers Used in Experiments |
Hanford
workers finally free to tell of illnesses
|
Physicians
Group Sees DOE Admission as Important Beginning |
Govt.
Concedes Radiation Exposure |
Cooperate
or keep quiet? Piketon workers confused |
1990's
|
Karen
Silkwood Memorial Event Helps Spotlight Current Workplace Issues |
Plant
Hid Risk From Workers |
Workers
relate health woes in public forum |
DOE
plant workers: We never saw safety memo |
Two
studies find disease high among former Hanford workers |
Piketon
workers share their stories |
Safety
fears at atomic warhead factory |
Piketon
retiree says he didn't have any idea of potential danger |
Radiation
stories told by families |
Latest
nuclear incident recalls 1963 event at Livermore Lab |
OSHA
issues beryllium warning |
Managers
concealed health hazards at uranium plant |
Uranium
plant risks hidden for decades |
Exposure
concerns go back 39 years |
'Tennessean'
articles prompt attention to ill workers |
Uranium
plant workers file $10 billion class-action suit |
LEUKEMIA
REPORTS DISMISSED IN 92 |
(DOE)
CLASSIFIED CLUES |
Radiation
tester says findings at Marion site were doctored |
State
knew about plutonium danger. Why didn't anyone protect workers? |
Casualties
of weapons-making |
Guest
column: Problem of sick workers is a national issue |
'Tennessean'
traced pattern of illness at Oak Ridge |
Report:
Government ignored workers' exposure to toxic dust |
Nuclear
whistleblower wins $8.4 million award |
Nuclear
Health Effects Studies: The Quick or the Dead |
National
Institutes of Health Found Lax With Radioactive Materials |
Workplace:
Was Therapy Used to Punish Nuclear Workers? |
Court
Refuses To Consider Health Tests for Radiation |