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    People of the Buffalo-Niagara Region have an opportunity to prevent a catastrophic event – the possible contamination of our drinking water and waterways with nuclear waste. This threat arises from having a aging nuclear waste site next to a waterway in our region coupled with the new intensity of severe storms resulting from climate destabilization. We can help remove the threat by demanding a full and rapid clean-up of the radioactive waste at West Valley Nuclear Waste Facility.

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    People of the Buffalo-Niagara Region have an opportunity to prevent a catastrophic event – the possible contamination of our drinking water and waterways with nuclear waste. This threat arises from having a aging nuclear waste site next to a waterway in our region coupled with the new intensity of severe storms resulting from climate destabilization. We can help remove the threat by demanding a full and rapid clean-up of the radioactive waste at West Valley Nuclear Waste Facility.

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    Community Forum: So You Don't Want Nuclear Waste in Your Water?

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    Re-ENERGIZE Buffalo
    People of the Buffalo-Niagara Region have an opportunity to prevent a catastrophic event – the possible contamination of our drinking water and waterways with nuclear waste. This threat arises from having a aging nuclear waste site next to a waterway in our region coupled with the new intensity of severe storms resulting from climate destabilization. We can help remove the threat by demanding a full and rapid clean-up of the radioactive waste at West Valley Nuclear Waste Facility.

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    West Valley Nuclear Waste Facility is located 30 miles South of Buffalo

    Come and hear about possible implications of not cleaning West Valley!!!
    We need to make our voices heard!!

    ALAN LOCKWOOD, MD
    Professor Emeritus of Neurology University at Buffalo
    Senior Scientist Physicians for Social Responsibility

    Presentation followed by Panel Discussion to learn how to make


    comments at EIS Scoping Hearings

    Thursday, March 1, 2018


    Burchfield Penney Art Center at 7:00
    1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo across from Albright Knox Art Gallery

    The Department of Energy and NYSERDA are holding SCOPING HEARINGS


    March 19, 20, and 21, 2018 to determine what will happen
    to the radioactive waste buried at West Valley.

    We demand a full cleanup! DIG IT UP!!

    We will protect the Great Lakes, ourselves and future generations!


    There is no safe level of exposure to radioactivity;
    there is no acceptable level of risk to be borne by the people of Niagara and the Great Lakes.

    Thanks to the Burchfield Penny Art Gallery, the Western New York Environmental Alliance, Sierra Club Niagara Group
    More information at www.niagarasierraclub.com
    Scoping Hearings for Final Cleanup at West Valley Nuclear Waste Site

    Public support for Full Cleanup is Essential


    to protect Public Health and
    the Great Lakes for Future Generations

    West Valley Scoping meetings for the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement SEIS
    Final Decisions on Disposition of Nuclear Waste at West Valley Nuclear Waste Site

    “Scoping” is done to get public input on what the whole Environmental Impact Statement should cover and include. It
    determines the outline for what will be covered and considered in the Environmental Impact Statement leading to the
    final decisions on cleanup of the site. There will be 3 scoping meetings:

    Monday, March 19, 2018, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.


    West Valley Volunteer Hose Company, Inc., Firemen’s Memorial Hall and Training, 9091 Route
    240, West Valley, NY 14171, in the Main Hall.

    Tuesday, March 20, 2018, from 6:00p.m. to 9:30 p.m.


    Erie Community College, City Campus, Post Office Building, 121 Ellicott Street, Buffalo, NY
    14203, in the Minnie Gillette Auditorium.

    Wednesday, March 21, 2018, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.


    Seneca Nation of Indians Cattaraugus Council Chambers, 12837 Route 438, Irving, NY 14081

    Everyone is encouraged to speak at these meetings for just 5 minutes.

    However, you must register to speak by contacting the DOE Document manager, Martin Krentz 716-942-
    4007 or email martin.krentz@emcbc.doe.gov

    Written comments will also be accepted at these meetings. There will be a total of 60 days for public
    comments on the Scope for the Supplemental EIS—60 days from the date of the notice Feb. 21, 2018 in
    Federal Register is April 23, 2018--comment deadline.

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    More Information on the Hearing is available on the SEIS website at www.SEISWestValleySite.com
    Federal Register Notice: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2018-02-21/pdf/2018-03493

    More information: Diane D’Arrigo NIRS dianed@nirs.org; Barb Warren CEC warrenba@msn.com; Joanne Hameister Coalition on
    West Valley Nuclear Wastes CWVNW jhameister@roadrunner.com; Agnes Williams IWI nyawehskanoh@gmail.com; Lynda
    Schneekloth Sierra Club lhs1@buffalo.edu Sierra Club Website www.niagarasierraclub.com

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