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South Carolina Political Collections

University of South Carolina

Environmentalists, Inc. Papers, 1946-2015

(Bulk, 1971-1989)

Volume: 118 linear ft.

Processed: 1995-2016, by Mae Bradford, Ana Garcia, Mary Clare

Johnson, Kate Moore, Mary Kennington Steele, and Phil

Warf

Provenance: Donated by Ruth Sackett Thomas

Citation Form: Environmentalists, Inc. Papers, South Carolina Political

Collections, The University of South Carolina

Copyright: Copyright of the Environmentalists, Inc. Papers has been

transferred to the University of South Carolina.

South Carolina Political Collections Environmentalists, Inc. Papers,

Organizational Note:

Environmentalists, Inc. is a small, non-profit, grassroots organization dedicated to protecting

the environment. It was founded in South Carolina in February 1972, during a time when

“concern for the environment was still considered an extreme and radical idea—especially in

South Carolina.”1 It was originally founded in response to fears over the building of the

Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant and to combat the promotion of nuclear power without adequate

attention to its risks and weaknesses. Other issues with which the organization has been

involved include nuclear power, the reprocessing and storage of spent nuclear fuel, and

radioactive waste. The organization is chiefly run by volunteers, including university

professors, lawyers, and social and health care professionals, with some participation from

technical experts. It received a commendation from the Citizen’s Clearinghouse for Hazardous

Wastes in 1989 for achievement in and dedication to the cause of environmental justice.

The driving force behind the organization has

been Ruth Sackett Thomas (b. 1920), a former

art teacher and draftswoman. Thomas has

served in many different roles in

Environmentalists, Inc., including legal

assistant, researcher, coordinator, treasurer and

president. She spoke and testified frequently in

both public hearings and hearings held before

the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S.

Senate, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and

city and county councils. She often questioned

and cross-examined witnesses in hearings. For

much of its history, the organization was based

out of Thomas’s home in Columbia. Due to her

efforts on behalf of the environment, she

received the 1989 Jefferson Award from the

American Institute for Public Service.

Following its founding, Environmentalists, Inc.

immediately began fighting the planned

construction of a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant

in Barnwell County. The group initiated an appeal against the licensing of the plant in 1974

and persuaded the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to hold hearings. A total of 36 hearings

sparked national attention on the hazards of nuclear waste and eventually led to the closing of

the incomplete plant in 1977.

Since that time, Environmentalists, Inc., comprised of fewer than 100 members, has devoted

itself to the protection of the environment and public health in South Carolina, while assisting

individuals and groups in ensuring a healthy environment. It has filed over twenty “lawsuits or

1 Todorovic, A. (1998, August 26 – September 1). Ruth Thomas, SC’s legendary environmentalist. Free Times,

p. 5.

Ruth Thomas testifying at a hearing on the Virgil C.

Summer Nuclear Station, 1984


administrative appeals to stop projects it believes are bad for South Carolina’s environment.”2

Those projects have included a low-level radioactive waste site, also located in Barnwell

County; a hazardous waste landfill in Sumter County; a nuclear facility near the Savannah

River; and hazardous waste incinerators in Rock Hill and Roebuck.

Environmentalists, Inc. also engages in research into environmental issues and in educational

programs. It works with various local, state and national organizations in both sharing

information and in initiating and intervening at licensing and review processes for corporations

and facilities that they believe to be potentially harmful or hazardous to the public. These

organizations include the Sierra Club, the League of Women Voters and the Piedmont Organic

Movement.

Scope and Content Note:

The collection consists of 118 linear feet of material, 1946 to 2015, and chiefly dates from

1971 to 1989. It documents the work undertaken by Environmentalists, Inc., including its

association with many other organizations in its quest to protect the environment and public

health. It is arranged into seven series: General, Administrative, Legal, Topical,

Publications, Audiovisual, and Clippings. The Legal and Topical series comprise the largest

portions of the collection. Most of the collection has been processed to the subseries level.

The Administrative series, c. 1950 to 2015, documents the organizational and financial

activities of Environmentalists, Inc. It includes the official charter, organizational bylaws,

records of meetings and activities, membership records, and financial records, including

records of fundraising ideas and grant proposals. The file on Ruth Thomas’s compositions

includes a play by Thomas about the importance of environmental education. Ruth Thomas’s

notes are rather complicated because just one page of notes can address various subjects. The

correspondence file includes letters to and from such South Carolina politicians as

Representative Butler Derrick, Senator Ernest F. Hollings, and former Governor Richard W.

Riley.

The Legal series, 1970 to 2014, contains materials pertaining to the many lawsuits and other

legal proceedings in which Environmentalists, Inc. was involved or took an interest. The cases

are primarily arranged chronologically and subsequently by case name, with the case number

following where applicable. The cases came before a variety of bodies, chiefly the Nuclear

Regulatory Commission (NRC), and its predecessor, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC).

The series also includes cases that were heard before the South Carolina Circuit Courts, other

states’ courts, U.S. District Courts, and the U.S. Courts of Appeals. The legal proceedings to

prevent the licensing and opening of the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant, which began in 1970

and ended in 1977, occupy five linear feet. There are also three case names associated with the

lawsuit against the ThermalKEM hazardous waste incinerator, to which Environmentalists,

Inc. was a party.

2 Fretwell, S. (2007, December 2). The good fight: 87-year-old a natural at crusading for environment. The

State, pp. A1, A8.


The Topical series, 1946 to 2015, documents issues important to Environmentalists, Inc. Four

topics dominate this series: Hazardous Waste, Nuclear, Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Sites,

and Organizations. The Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Sites subseries focuses on the following

sites in South Carolina: the Pinewood Landfill, Savannah River Site, Virgil C. Summer

Nuclear Station, ThermalKEM Hazardous Waste Incinerator, and the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel

Plant. Most of these sites include information about the different companies that have owned

them, including Allied-Gulf Nuclear Services and Allied-General Nuclear Services (a

partnership between Allied Chemical Nuclear Products, Inc. and the General Atomic

Company), which owned and were involved in building the

Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant. Some of the material filed

under the Barnwell Plant pertains to the separate Barnwell

Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility, operated

by Chem-Nuclear Systems. The Pinewood Landfill was

first owned by Laidlaw Environmental Services and known

as the Laidlaw Hazardous Waste Landfill. It was

subsequently owned by SCA Services, which became GSX

Corporation, and then by Safety-Kleen. Materials

pertaining to the Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory

Board have been included under the Savannah River Site

file in the Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Sites subseries

rather than under the Organizations subseries because all of

the Board’s work and research directly pertain to the

Savannah River Site.

Groups within the Organizations subseries are organized

primarily by their status as governmental or non-

governmental entities. The governmental organization files

contain documents related to Ruth Thomas’s testimony at

various hearings and legal proceedings, as well as

correspondence with and generic information about the

organizations. The files on non-governmental organizations include materials related to groups

in which Ruth Thomas held membership or an interest. Most notable is the Woman’s Club of

Columbia file, which reflects her activities on hazardous waste education while she served as

chairman of the club’s Conservation Department, 1971 to 1972.

The Publications series, 1970 to 2014, consists mainly of newsletters, magazines, and

pamphlets produced by various organizations involved in the fight against chemical and

hazardous waste. One noteworthy item is the booklet, “Is South Carolina to Become a

Dumping Ground for the Entire Nation’s Radioactive Wastes?” by South Carolina attorney

Townsend Belser. Reading it inspired Ruth Thomas to involve herself in the fight against the

Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant.

The Clippings series, 1970 to 2007, is primarily concerned with nuclear and hazardous waste

sites, companies involved in nuclear and hazardous waste, and people of interest to

Environmentalists, Inc. The file on Charles H. Wickenberg, Jr. contains articles written by that

Pamphlet advertising an

environmental leadership conference

hosted by Environmentalists, Inc.,

1989


reporter, not articles about him. The file on Ruth Thomas contains information about her work

and achievements, as well as op-ed pieces written by her.

The Audiovisual series, 1955 to 2008, consists of materials in a variety of media, including

photographs, photographic negatives, compact discs, a U-Matic videocassette, audio reels, and

floppy disks. Items are arranged by format. The photographs date mainly from the 1970s to

1980s and depict both nuclear sites and people involved in nuclear-related matters. There are

about 75 photos that depict the protests against the ThermalKEM hazardous waste incinerator

that took place in 1988 and 1989. There is also a set of two CD-ROMs that provide

supplementary information to two booklets located in the Yucca Mountain files, entitled Final

Environmental Impact Statement for a Geologic Repository for the Disposal of Spent Nuclear

Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste at Yucca Mountain, Nye County, Nevada.

Series List:

General Box 1

Administrative Boxes 1-6

Legal Boxes 7-32

Topical Boxes 33-115

Publications Boxes 116-118

Audiovisual Box 119

Clippings Boxes 120-122


Box List: General Box 1

Administrative:

Financial:

General

Expenses

Fundraising and Donations (2)

Grants:

General

Proposals:

General (2)

Max and Anna Levinson Foundation Proposal

MUSE Foundation Proposal

Unnamed Proposal

IRS and South Carolina Tax Commission

Membership and Dues

“Old Work Schedules and Time Put In”

Outstanding Accounts

Statement, 1982-1983

Organizational:

General

Awards

By-Laws

Charter

Correspondence:

1971-1974

1975

1976-1977

1978-1979

1980-1981

1982-1983

1984-1986

1987-1989

1990-1999 Box 2

2000-2009

2012-2015

n.d. (2)

“Explanation of E.I.’s Role”

Meetings, Activities, and Events

“Names and Addresses” (4)

“Notes for Talks”

Press Releases

Proposed Policies and Petitions

Statements and Testimonies (2)

“Suggested Projects”:

General

Services to Intervenors

Thomas, Ruth: Box 3

Compositions

Notes Boxes 3 cont. -5

Resumes and Experience


Website

Legal: Box 6 General:

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

n.d.

1970, Allied-General Nuclear Services, et al. (Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant Boxes 6 cont.-10

Separations Facility), In the Matter of, Docket Nos. 50-332 NEPA and 50-332 OL (1970-1977)

1971, Duke Power Company (William B. McGuire Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2), In the Box 11

Matter of, Docket Nos. 50-369 and 50-370 (1971-1972)

1972, South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Unit 1), In the

Matter of, Docket No. 50-395 (1972-1981)

1973:

Carolina Power & Light Company (H. B. Robinson Steam Electric Plant, Unit 2), In the Matter of,

Docket No. 50-261 (1973-1982)

Duke Power Company, Application for Certificate to Construct a Major Facility […] on Lake

Wylie in York County, SC (Catawba Nuclear Station and Transmission System), Docket No.

16,810

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al. v. Dixy Lee Ray, et al.

Power Reactor Development Company Provisional Operating License No. DPR-9, In the Matter

of, Docket No. 50-16 (1973-1974)

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Application for Authority to Adjust and Increase its

Electric and Gas Rates and Charges, Docket No. 16,824

1974:

Allied-Chemical Nuclear Services, et al. (Barnwell Plutonium Product Facility), In the Matter of,

Docket No. 70-1821

Allied-Chemical Nuclear Services, et al. (Barnwell Uranium Hexafluoride Facility), In the Matter

of, Docket No. 70-1327 (1974-1975)

Consumers Power Company (Big Rock Point Nuclear Plant), In the Matter of, Docket No. 50-155

Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. and New York State Atomic and Space Development Authority, In the

Matter of, Docket No. 50-201

1975:

Citizens for Responsible Energy Policy and Environmentalists, Inc., petitioners, In the Matter of

Duke Power Company for Certificate to Construct a Major Facility […] in Cherokee County, SC

(Cherokee Nuclear Station), Docket No. 18,413

Environmentalists, Inc., et al., petitioners, In the Matter of Allied-Chemical Nuclear Services, et

al. (Barnwell Fuel Receiving and Storage Station), Docket No. 70-1729 (1975-1982)

1976: Box 12

Duke Power Company, Application for Authority to Adjust its Electric Rates and Charges, Docket

Nos. 17,199 and 17,057

Generic Environmental Statement of Mixed Oxide Fuel (GESMO), In the Boxes 12 cont.-18

Matter of, Docket No. RM-50-5 (1976-1978)

Investigation, Analysis, and Estimation of Future Growth in the Use of Electricity and the Need

for Future Generating Capacity for North Carolina under Chapter 780, 1975 Session Laws of

North Carolina, In the Matter of, Docket No. E-100, SUB 22

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al. v. Robert C. Seamans, Jr., et al., Civil Action No.

76-1691 (1976-1977)

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al. v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and USA,


Docket Nos. 75-4276 and 75-4278

1977: Boxes 18 cont.-21

Amendment of 10CFR Part 51 – Licensing of Production and Utilization Facilities

(Environmental Effects of the Uranium Fuel Cycle), In the Matter of, Docket No. RM-50-3 (1977-

1979)

Linda Lewis, et al. v. Marcus A. Rowden, et al., No. EC 77-237-K

The People Are Coming, et al. v. South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, et al., Docket No. 77-

510-E

San Diego Gas & Electric Company (Notice of Intention to File an Application for Certification of

the Sundesert Nuclear Power Plant, together with Transmission Lines and Necessary

Appurtenances), In the Matter of, Docket No. 76-NOI-2

Shallow Land Burial of Low-Level Radioactive Wastes, In the Matter of, Nuclear Regulatory

Commission Docket No. PRM-20-7

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Application for Approval of Revised Rate Schedules,

Tariffs and Contracts, Docket Nos. 76-645-E and 18,362

1978:

Allied-General Nuclear Services, et al. v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Exxon Nuclear Company, Inc. v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and USA, Case No. 78-

1403

Scientists and Engineers for Secure Energy, et al. v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and

USA

Westinghouse Electric Corporation v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Case No. 78-1188

1979:

Natural Resources Defense Council v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and USA, Case No.

77-1448

State of New York v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and USA, Case No. 79-2110; Natural

Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and USA, Case No. 79-

2131

1980:

Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc., Investigation of, Snelling, SC

City and County of Denver, et al. v. Thomas Eggert, Charles Pitts, and John Nicholl, et al. (1980-

1982)

Irma Turner, et al. v. Bumpass Cove Development Corporation, et al., Civil Action No. 3409

(1980-1982)

1981:

Chemical Waste Management, Inc., Denver-Arapahoe Chemical Waste Processing Facility, In the

Matter of, Docket No. RCRA (3008) VIII-82 (1981-1982)

Chemical Waste Management, Inc., et al., and Lyncott Corporation v. Commonwealth of

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources and Susquehanna County and George

Campbell, et al., Docket Nos. 81-154-H and 81-155-H (1981-1982)

Hospital Corporation of America, petitioner, In Re: Application for Certificate of Need to

Construct 48 Additional Beds for a Total Licensed Capacity of 239 Acute Care Beds – Providence

Hospital, Columbia, SC

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency v. ESL, Inc. and Waste Management of Illinois, Inc.,

Illinois Pollution Control Board (PCB) 79-256

National Industrial Environmental Services, Inc., In the Matter of, TSCA Docket No. VII-80-T-90

Ohio Liquid Disposal, Vickery, Ohio, In the Matter of, Environmental Protection Agency Docket

No. V-W-81-R-21

Palmetto Recycling, Inc., Hazardous Waste Facility Permit Application and Hazardous Waste

Transporter Permit Application, Richland County, SC, In the Matter of

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Application for Approval of an Increase in Rates and

Charges, SC Public Service Commission (PSC) Docket No. 81-72-E (1981-1982)

South Carolina Welfare Rights Organization, et al. v. SC Public Service Commission, et al.,

Docket No. 80-CP-40-3443

Stabatrol Corporation, et al. v. Metzval Corporation, et al., Civil Action No. 82-02392 (1981-


1982)

Waste Management of Wisconsin, In the Matter of, Docket No. V-W-81-R-011

1982: Boxes 21 cont.-22

Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc., et al., In Re: SC Department of Health and Environmental Control

Radioactive Materials License Nos. 097, 287-01, 287-02, and 287-03, and Permit Nos. 005-39-82-

X, 0062, 39-82-4, and 0063-39-82-X

Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc. v. Waste Management, Inc. and WMI Holdings, Inc., No. C 82-

812(C)

Citizens to Preserve Santee Cooper v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and

Union Camp Corporation

David Bulloch, et al. v. USA, Case No. C-81-0123C

Environmentalists, Inc. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Boxes 22 cont.-23

Control, et al., Docket No. 82-CP-40-5214 (1982-1983)

Jasper County [SC], et al. v. Waste Management of South Carolina, Inc., Case No. 82-CP-27-121

Murrells Inlet Concerned Citizens Association, et al., petitioners, In Re: Issuance of Certification

in Accordance with Section 401 of the Federal Clean Water Act, as Amended, to Triska Marina,

Murrells Inlet, SC, P/N 79-36-169 (1982-1983)

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., et al. v. William A. Vaughn, et al., Civil Action No. 82-

3173 (1982-1983)

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Application for Approval of an Increase in Rates and

Charges, SC Public Service Commission (PSC) Docket No. 82-240-E (1982-1983)

Waste Management, Inc. and WMI Holdings, Inc. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental

Control and Robert S. Jackson, M.D., Commissioner, Civil Action No. 82-1789-3

Waste Management of Illinois, Inc. v. Board of Supervisors of Tazewell County, Illinois Pollution

Control Board (PCB) 82-55

Wayne A. Miller and Edna E. Miller, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated v.

National Industrial Environmental Services, et al., Civil Action 82-1043

1983:

Environmentalists, Inc., petitioner, In the Matter of the Application submitted by Chem-Nuclear

Systems, Inc., requesting an Amendment to the Radioactive Waste Disposal Volume Restriction

of South Carolina Radioactive Material License No. 097 (1983-1986)

John C. Ruoff v. SC Public Service Commission, et al., Civil Action No. 83-CP-40-3668

Palmetto Alliance, Inc. v. SC Public Service Commission and Piedmont Municipal Power

Agency, Civil Action 83-CP-40-0044

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Application for Adjustments in the Company’s Electric

Rate Schedules and Tariffs, Docket No. 83-307-E

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company v. The Public Service Commission of South Carolina, et

al., Civil Action No. 83-CP-40-3148

1984: Boxes 23 cont.-24

Energy Research Foundation, et al. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, et al.,

In Re: Application for Transfer of Interim Status from SCA Services, Inc. to GSX Corporation for

the Pinewood Facility, Sumter County, by the Department of Health and Environmental Control

(1984-1987)

Environmentalists, Inc., petitioner, In the Matter of South Carolina Industrial Landfill Permit

#IWP-145; SCA Services, Inc.; Genstar Corporation; Waste Management, Inc.; Genstar Refuse

Services Corporation; Waste Management Acquiring Corporation; et al. (1984-1985)

Environmentalists, Inc., petitioners, In the Matter of the US Department of Energy’s Decision to

Restart the L-Reactor at its Savannah River Plant near Aiken, SC

Legal Environmental Assistance Foundation, Inc., et al. v. Donald Hodel, Secretary, US

Department of Energy, et al., CIV 3-83-562

1985, GSX Services of South Carolina, Inc., et al. v. SC Department of Boxes 24 cont.-25


Health and Environmental Control, In Re: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)

Permit Decision: GSX Services of South Carolina, Inc. Hazardous Waste Permit SCD 070 375

985, Sumter County, SC; and Draft Financial Responsibility Determination: GSX Services of

South Carolina, Inc. Pinewood Facility, Sumter County, SC, Docket No. 89-135 (1985-1994)

1986, Sierra Club v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and Alcoa South Carolina,

Inc. (1986-1987)

1987:

GSX Services of South Carolina, Inc. v. SC Board of Health and Environmental Control and SC

Department of Health and Environmental Control, Civil Action No. 87-CP-40-0844

Richland NE Gold Camouflage, Inc., et al. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental

Control, In Re: Ridgeway Mining Company Permit Application

1988:

Environmentalists, Inc., et al. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, In Re:

Thermal Oxidation Corporation Hazardous Waste Permit No. SCD 981 467 616 (1988-1992)

ThermalKEM Hazardous Waste Incinerator: Boxes 25 cont.-26

Environmentalists, Inc. and Doris Lewis, et al. (also known as Citizens for Clean Air and

Water) v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control

Jack Lewis, Sr., et al., In Re: ThermalKEM, Inc. Air Operation Permit 2440-0042 and

Hazardous Waste Incinerator Operating Permit No. SCD 044 442 333, Civil Action No. 90-

CP-40-2565

ThermalKEM, Inc. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, In Re: Hazardous

Waste Permit No. SCD 044 442 333, Civil Action No. 89-CP-40-3328 (1988-1996)

1989:

Lynches River Council v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, In Re: National

Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit SC#0042676 Issued to Town of

Lynchburg Discharge to Lynches River

Riverland Park Neighborhood Association, petitioner, In the Matter of Federal Aid Project No. M-

5035 (11) – 12th Street Extension in Lexington County

1990, Public Citizen, Inc., et al., and Western Colorado Congress v. US Nuclear Regulatory

Commission and USA, Case No. 90-1432 (1990-1991)

1991, Sierra Club, et al., applicants for intervention, In Re: Hazardous Waste Treatment Council, on

behalf of itself and its members v. State of South Carolina, et al., Case No. 91-2331; ThermalKEM,

Inc. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, et al., Case No. 91-2334

1992:

Coalition of Citizens for a Clean Community, et al., In Re: Approval for the Land Application of

Sludge Solids from the City of Rock Hill/Manchester Creek to Farm Land in Chester, Lancaster

and York Counties (1992-1993)

Energy Research Foundation, et al. v. James D. Watkins, Secretary of Energy, and US Department

of Energy (1992-1993)

1993, Yankee Atomic Electric Company (Yankee Nuclear Power Station), In the Matter of, Docket

No. 50-29 (1993-1994)

1994, Laidlaw Environmental Services of South Carolina, Inc., formerly GSX Services of South

Carolina, Inc. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and SC Board of Health and

Environmental Control, In Re: Department of Health and Environmental Control Contested Case No.

89-135, Civil Action No. 94-CP-40-01412

1995:

Bobby Ballenger, et al. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and Waste

Management of South Carolina, Inc., Civil Action No. 95-CP-42-0075 (1995-1996)

Environmental Technologies Council, on behalf of itself and its members v. State of South

Carolina, et al., Civil Action No. 3:90-1402-0

1996:

Environmentalists, Inc., petitioner v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and

Giant Cement Company, Docket No. 96-ALJ-07-0030-CC

Interstate Nuclear Services Corporation, et al. v. SC Department of Boxes 26 cont.-27


Health and Environmental Control, Docket No. 96-ALJ-07-0558-CC (1996-2000)

1997, Private Fuel Storage, LLC (Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation), In the Matter of,

Docket No. 72-22-ISFSI

1999, Carolina Power & Light Company (Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant), In the Matter of,

Docket No. 50-400-LA

2000:

Environmentalists, Inc., petitioner, In the Matter of Standard Review Plan (NUREG-1718 draft)

for Review of an Application for a Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility

UniTech Services Group, Inc., formerly known as Interstate Nuclear Services Corporation v. SC

Department of Health and Environmental Control, et al., Civil Action No. 00-CP-40-0484

William D. Hooker v. Westinghouse Savannah River Company, In the Matter of, Case No. 2001-

ERA-0016 (2000-2002)

2001:

Chem-Nuclear Systems, LLC, Application for Adjustment in the Levels of Allowable Costs and

for Identification of Allowable Costs, In the Matter of, Docket No. 2000-366-A (2001-2004)

Duke COGEMA Stone & Webster (Savannah River Mixed Oxide Boxes 27 cont.-28

Fuel Fabrication Facility), In the Matter of, Docket No. 070-03098-ML (2001-2002)

Duke Energy Corporation (McGuire Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2, and Catawba Nuclear Station,

Units 1 and 2), In the Matter of, Docket Nos. 50-369, 50-370, 50-413, and 50-414

2002:

Jim Hodges, Governor of the State of South Carolina, in his official capacity v. Spencer Abraham,

Secretary of the Department of Energy, in his official capacity; US Department of Energy, Civil

Action No. 02-1639 (Civil Action No. 1:02-1426-22)

Tri-Valley Communities against a Radioactive Environment v. US Department of Energy and

Spencer Abraham, Secretary of Energy

US Department of Energy and Spencer Abraham, Secretary of Energy v. Jim Hodges, Governor of

South Carolina, Civil Action No. 1:02-2078

2003: Box 29

Annual Review of the Gas Costs and Gas Purchasing Policies of Piedmont Natural Gas Company,

In the Matter of, Docket No. 2003-4-G

Application of J.C. Cox Utilities, Inc., for Increase in Rates and Charges, Docket No. 2003-277-S

2004:

Citizens Awareness Network, Inc. v. USA and US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Case No. 04-

1145; Public Citizen Critical Mass Energy and Environment Program, et al. v. USA and US

Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Case No. 04-1359

Dixie-Narco, Inc. and Maytag Corporation v. Lillie B. Dorch, et al., and Rheem Manufacturing

Company v. City Investing Company, et al., Civil Action No. 1-01-0137-22

Sierra Club and Environmentalists, Inc. v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control

and Chem-Nuclear Systems, Docket No. 04-ALC-07-0126-CC (2004-2005)

2005, Petition of the Office of Regulatory Staff to Establish Dockets to Consider Implementing the

Requirements of Section 1251 (Net Metering and Additional Standards) of the Energy Policy Act of

2005, Docket No. 2005-385-E; Petition of the Office of Regulatory Staff to Establish Dockets to

Consider Implementing the Requirements of Section 1252 (Smart Metering) of the Energy Policy Act

of 2005, Docket No. 2005-386-E (2005-2008)

2006, Petition of the Office of Regulatory Staff to Establish Dockets to Consider Implementing the

Requirements of Section 1254 (Interconnection) of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, Docket No. 2005-

387-E

2007: Boxes 29 cont.-31

Combined Application for Certificate of Environmental Compatibility, Public Convenience and

Necessity and for a Base Load Review Order for the Construction and Operation of a Nuclear

Facility at Jenkinsville, SC, Docket No. 2008-196-E (2007-2009)

Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC, Application for Approval of Decision to Incur Nuclear Generation

Pre-Construction Costs, In the Matter of, Docket No. 2007-440-E


2008, Duke Energy Carolinas Combined License Application for William States Lee III [Nuclear

Station], Units 1 and 2, In the Matter of, Docket Nos. 52-018 and 52-019

2009, South Carolina Energy Users Committee v. South Carolina Public Service Commission, et al.

2011, Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC, Application for Authority to Adjust and Increase Its Electric Rates

and Charges, Docket No. 2011-271-E

2012:

Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC, Application for Adjustment of Rates and Charges Applicable to

Electric Service in North Carolina, In the Matter of, Docket No. E-7, SUB 1026 (2012-2013)

Ruth Thomas v. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control and South Carolina Electric

& Gas Company (2012-2013)

State of New York, et al. v. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and USA, Case No. 11-1045

2013, Nuclear Innovation North America, LLC (South Texas Project Units 3 and 4), In the Matter of,

Docket Nos. 52-12-COL and 52-13-COL

2014, South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Application for Approval to Revise Rates under the

Base Load Review Act, Docket 2014-187-E

n.d.:

Carolina Environmental Study Group, Inc. and Catawba Central Labor Union v. US Atomic

Energy Commission, et al.

Ralph Nader and Friends of the Earth v. Dixy Lee Ray, et al.

Topical: Box 32 12th Street Extension, Cayce, SC

Companies:

General

Out of State:

Areva NP, Inc., Charlotte, NC

Auburn International, Inc., Danvers, MA

Carolina Power & Light Company, Raleigh, NC

Duke COGEMA Stone & Webster, LLC, Charlotte, NC

Duke Energy (formerly Duke Power Company), Charlotte, NC

Waste Management, Inc., Houston, TX Box 33

Westinghouse Electric Company, Pittsburgh, PA

South Carolina:

Carolawn Company, Fort Lawn

Columbia Organic Chemical Company, Columbia

Dixie Narco (formerly Admiral Home Appliances), Williston

Edwards Professional Dry Cleaners, Williston

Giant Cement Company, Harleyville Boxes 33 cont.-34

Groce Laboratories, Inc., Greer

Interstate Nuclear Services Corporation (INS), Columbia [see also: Oversize]

Leonard Chemical Company, York County

Owen Electric Steel Company, Cayce

Palmetto Landfill & Recycling, Inc., Spartanburg

Palmetto Recycling, Inc., Columbia

Santee Portland Cement Company, Holly Hill

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (SCE&G)

South Carolina Generating Company, Inc., Goose Creek

Union Camp Corporation, Eastover

CSX Railroad Switchyard, Cayce, SC

Geology/Seismology Box 35

Gold Mining

Hazardous Waste: Boxes 35 cont.-46


General

Management Permits and Storage Permits

Pesticides

Transportation [see also: Oversize] Boxes 46 cont.-47

Laws, Rules, and Regulations: Boxes 47 cont.-49

General

Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact Boxes 49 cont.-50

Liability Insurance

Natural Resources: Boxes 50 cont.-51

General

Air Quality [see also: Oversize] Boxes 51 cont.-52

Timber

Water Quality [see also: Oversize] Boxes 52 cont.-53

Nuclear:

General [see also: Oversize]

Environmental Impact Statements Boxes 53 cont.-55

Health Effects:

General

Cancer Boxes 55 cont.-56

Perinatal, Infants, and Children

Rabies

Impacts Boxes 56 cont.-60

Products: Boxes 60 cont.-64

Plutonium/MOX

Radiation Poisoning Box 65

Toxins (contains material on uranium, PCBs, Krypton-85, dioxin, and chromium)

Tritium Boxes 65 cont.-66

Reference Materials Boxes 66 cont.-70

Weapons [see also: Oversize]

Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Sites:

General

Citizens Advisory Boards

Alabama:

General

Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, Athens

California, Diablo Canyon Power Plant, Avila Beach

Colorado:

Denver-Arapahoe Chemical Waste Processing Facility, Arapahoe County

Lowry Landfill, Aurora, Arapahoe County

Rocky Flats Plant, Denver

Florida, Turkey Point Nuclear Site, Homestead Box 71

Georgia:


Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, Burke County

Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility, Heard County

Illinois:

General

Clinton Nuclear Generating Station, DeWitt County

Midwest Fuel Recovery Plant, Morris

Morris Operation, Grundy County

Indiana, Recycling Center, Seymour

Kansas, Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility (owned by National Industrial Environmental Services,

Inc.), Furley

Kentucky:

Brookside Mine, Harlan County

Maxey Flat Low-Level Radioactive Waste Facility, Fleming County

Louisiana

Maine

Massachusetts:

General

Yankee Rowe Nuclear Power Station, Rowe

Michigan:

General

Enrico Fermi Atomic Power Plant, Newport

Minnesota, Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant, Monticello

Nebraska, Crow Butte Uranium Recovery Facility, Dawes County

Nevada, Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository, Nye County

New Jersey: Box 72

Lipari Landfill, Mantua

Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station, Ocean County

Salem Nuclear Power Plant, Salem County

New Mexico, Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, Carlsbad

New York:

Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton

Indian Point Energy Center, Buchanan

Western New York Nuclear Service Center, West Valley Boxes 72 cont.-73

North Carolina:

General

Caldwell Systems, Inc. Hazardous Waste Incinerator, Caldwell County

GSX Corporation Waste Treatment Facility, Scotland County [see also: Oversize]

William B. McGuire Nuclear Station, Mecklenburg County

Ohio:

Chemical Waste Management, Inc. Hazardous Waste Facility, Vickery

Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station, Ottawa County

Oregon

Pennsylvania:

General

Geological Reclamation Operations & Waste Systems (GROWS), Inc. Landfill, Morrisville

Lyncott Corporation Landfill, New Milford

Shippingport Atomic Power Station, Shippingport

Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station, Dauphin County Boxes 73 cont.-74

South Carolina: Boxes 75 cont.-83

Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant, Barnwell County [see also: Oversize]

Catawba Nuclear Station, York


Hickory Hill Landfill, Ridgeland Box 84

Laidlaw Hazardous Waste Site, Roebuck

Lexington Recycle Center, Lexington

Oconee Nuclear Station, Seneca

Pinewood Landfill (also known as Laidlaw Hazardous Waste Boxes 84 cont.-86

Landfill), Sumter County

Savannah River Site (formerly Savannah River Plant): Boxes 86 cont.-94


Citizens Advisory Board Boxes 94 cont.-96

Environmental Impact Reports and Statements Boxes 96 cont.-98

ThermalKEM Hazardous Waste Incinerator, Rock Hill [see also: Boxes 98 cont.-100

Oversize]

Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Jenkinsville Boxes 101 cont.-103

William States Lee III Nuclear Station, Cherokee County Boxes 103 cont.-104

Tennessee:

General

Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge

Sequoyah Nuclear Plant, Hamilton County

Watts Bar Nuclear Power Plant, Rhea County

Texas:

General

South Texas Project Electric Generating Station, Wadsworth

Washington:

Columbia Generating Station, Benton County

Waste Management Operations, Hanford Reservation, Richland

Wisconsin:

General

SHINE Medical Technologies Radioisotope Production Facility, Janesville

International:

General

Canada

Germany:

General

Wyhl Nuclear Power Plant, Wyhl

Japan

Organizations: Boxes 104 cont.-105


Governmental:

Federal:

Department of Energy (DOE):

General

Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future

Nuclear Energy Advisory Committee (formerly the Nuclear Energy Study

Committee)

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):

General

Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC)


Nuclear Regulatory Commission (successor to Atomic Boxes 105 cont.-108

Energy Commission)

Southeast Compact Commission for Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management

State and Municipal:

Alabama, Sumter County Commission

Colorado, Rocky Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Negotiation

Committee

North Carolina, Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Authority

South Carolina:

City of Columbia Planning and Development Services Department

Commission on the Future of South Carolina

Department of Administration, Nuclear Advisory Council

Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC): Box 109

General

Hazardous Waste Management Select Oversight Boxes 109 cont.-111

Committee (formerly Hazardous Waste Management Task Force):

General

Future Needs Subcommittee

Research Fund

Public Service Commission

Richland County Planning Commission

State Energy Policy Planning Advisory Panel

State Legislative Committee to Study the Establishment of Boxes 111 cont.-112

Plants or Facilities for the Recovery of Nuclear Fuel and the Storage of Waste

Nuclear Materials

State Planning Council on Radioactive Waste Management

Workers’ Compensation Commission

Non-Governmental:

South Carolina:

Citizens Asking for a Safe Environment (CASE)

Coastal Conservation League

Columbia Urban League, Inc.

Democratic Party of South Carolina

Environmental Action, Inc.

Humanities Council, The (formerly Committee for the Humanities)

League of Women Voters of South Carolina

Palmetto Alliance, Inc.

Piedmont Organic Movement

Progressive Network

Sierra Club

Textile Manufacturers Association

Woman’s Club of Columbia

Other:

Alliance for Nuclear Accountability

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

American Friends Service Committee

Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League (BREDL):

General

Bellefonte Efficiency and Sustainability Team (BEST)

Carolina Environmental Study Group, Inc.

Citizens Clearinghouse for Hazardous Waste Box 113


Citizens Energy Council

Citizen Labor Energy Coalition

Council on Economic Priorities

Environmental Action Foundation

Environmental Law & Policy Center

Friends of the Earth

Georgia:

General

Georgia Conservancy

Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND)

Greenpeace

Human Endeavor, The, Vaughn, Ontario

League of Conservation Voters

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. (NRDC)

North Carolina:

GreenPower

Public Interest Research Group

Waste Awareness and Reduction Network (WARN)

Nuclear Energy Institute

Union of Concerned Scientists

Persons:

General

Mills, Helen (Mrs. James Thomas)

Naugler, Teri

Resnikoff, Marvin

Sternglass, Ernest Box 114

Pollution

Publications: Box 115

Books:

Adams, J. H., Dunlap, L. C., Hair, J. D., Krupp, F. D., Lorenz, J., McCloskey, J. M., Peterson, R.

W., Pritchard, P. C., Turnage, W. A., & Wendelowski, K. (1985). An Environmental Agenda

for the Future. Washington, D.C.: Island Press.

Gergel, M. G. (1979). Excuse Me Sir, Would You Like to Buy a Kilo of Isopropyl Bromide? (2nd

ed.). Rockford, Ill.: Pierce Chemical Company.

Gibbs, L. M. (1995). Dying From Dioxin: A Citizen’s Guide to Reclaiming Our Health and

Rebuilding Democracy. Boston, MA: South End Press.

Hammond, A. L., Metz, W. D., & Maugh, II, T. H. (1973). Energy and the Future. Washington,

D.C.: American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Levenson, M., Crowley, K. D., & US National Research Council Board on Radioactive Waste

Management. (1998). Research Reactor Aluminum Spent Fuel: Treatment Options for

Disposal. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.

Nuclear Energy Policy Study Group. (1977). Nuclear Power Issues and Choices: Report of the

Nuclear Energy Policy Study Group. Cambridge, MA: Ballinger Publishing Company.

US National Academy of Sciences Committee on International Security and Arms Control.

(1994). Management and Disposition of Excess Weapons Plutonium: Reactor-Related

Options. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.

US National Research Council Committee on Cesium Processing Alternatives for High-Level

Waste at the Savannah River Site. (2000). Alternatives for High-Level Waste Salt Processing

at the Savannah River Site. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.

Booklets, 1970-2014 and n.d.:

General:

“Arthritis – The Basic Facts”

“Burdens of Proof: Science and Public Accountability in the Field of Environmental

Epidemiology with a Focus on Low Dose Radiation and Community Health Studies”


“The Curse Causeless Shall Not Come”

“Directory of [US] Public Officials, 1971-1972”

“Educational Broadcasting Review”

“The Environment: Global Problems – Local Solutions Interdisciplinary Conference”

“General Information on Copyright”

“Great Love around the World: The International Relief Work of the Tzu Chi Foundation”

“J. Strom Thurmond: The Recent Record, 1973-1977”

“Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Problems, Benefits, Solutions”

“Soil Purification System”

“South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, Earth Day 2000”

“South Carolina in Crisis!”

“South Carolina News Media and Law Enforcement Directory 1985”

“The State of the States”:

1987

1989

“States Close the Loop: A Survey of Recycled Content Laws and Other Market Development

Strategies”

“Stress – and Your Health”

“Tools for Citizens: Tips and Ideas for Enhancing your Political Voice” (E.I. publication)

“Workers’ Foes…They’re Going for Broke”

Air and Water Quality:

“America’s Water Crisis…Fact? ...Or Fiction?”

“Clean Air. It’s up to you, too.”

“A Primer on Waste Water Treatment”

“The South Carolina Water Pollution Control Program”

“Your Right to Clean Air: A Manual for Citizen Action”

Companies:

“The BASF Controversy: Employment vs. Environment”

“Duke Energy 2013 Sustainability Report”

“Duke Power Company, Dividend Reinvestment and Stock Purchase Plan Summary

Prospectus”

“The Grace Energy Corporation Report”

“Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders of Standard Oil Company of California”

“Of Gardens and Gators: DuPont’s Environmental Commitment”

“South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, How to Stay on Top of Rising Energy Costs”

“Waste Management, Inc. 1983 Annual Report to Shareholders”

“Waste Management, Inc.: The Greenpeace Report”

“Westinghouse Electric Company Energy Digest”

Energy: [see also: Nuclear]

“Electricity and Energy Today and Tomorrow”

“Energy Crisis: A Teacher’s Resource Guide”

“Energy Storage”

“Energy: The Solar Prospect”

“Environmental Action Papers No. 1: Energy”

“Freeing the Grid: How Effective State Net Metering Laws Can Revolutionize US Energy

Policy”

“How to Stay on Top of Rising Energy Costs”

“Jobs & Energy”

“A National Plan for Energy Research, Development and Demonstration”

“The Road to Trillion Dollar Energy Savings: A Safe Energy Platform”

Hazardous Waste: [see also: Nuclear]

“The Disposal of Low Level Radioactive Waste: A Status Report for South Carolina”

“Everybody’s Problem: Hazardous Waste”

“From Poison to Prevention: A White Paper on Replacing Hazardous Waste Facility Siting

with Toxics Reduction”

“Honor the Earth ’97 Tour: No Nuclear Waste on Native Lands”


“Is South Carolina to Become a Dumping Ground for the Entire Nation’s Radioactive

Wastes?”

“Municipal Waste Combustion Study”

“Serious Reduction of Hazardous Waste”

“Siting Hazardous Waste Management Facilities: A Handbook”

“Solving the Hazardous Waste Problem: EPA’s [Resource Conservation and Recovery Act]

RCRA Program”

“Technologies and Management Strategies for Hazardous Waste Control”

“User’s Guide to the Citizen’s Clearinghouse for Hazardous Wastes”

Highways: Box 116

“1974 South Carolina Traffic Accidents”

“Annual Report of the South Carolina State Highway Department to the General Assembly,

1973-1974”

“The Highway Fact Book”

“Highways and You”

“South Carolina State Highway Department Annual Report, 1969-1970”

Laws, Rules, and Regulations:

“The 1982 Nuclear Waste Policy Act: A Progress Report for South Carolina”

“Environmental Permitting in South Carolina”

“Federal Environmental Laws and You”

“Final Report of the Committee to Make a Study of the South Carolina Constitution of 1895”

“Governing Legislation for Nuclear Matters” (E.I. publication)

“How Our Laws Are Made”

“On March 31, 1977, US District Judge James B. McMillan declared the Price-Anderson Act

unconstitutional. If affirmed by the Supreme Court, the move could fatally cripple the US

nuclear power program.”

“South Carolina’s Legislative Process”

“Superfund Strategy Summary”

Nuclear: [see also: Energy, Hazardous Waste]

“Atomic Power, Constitutional Rights and the Environment”

“Basic Lay Nuclear Issues Glossary” (E.I. publication)

“Billion Dollar Boondoggles: Challenging the National Nuclear Security Administration’s

Plan to Spend More Money for Less Security”

“The Case for a Nuclear Moratorium”

“Citizen’s Bill of Rights and Consumer’s Guide to Nuclear Power”

“Citizens’ Guide: The National Debate on the Handling of Radioactive Wastes from Nuclear

Power Plants”

“Confuse and Deceive: The Great Nuclear Brainwash”

“Electricity from Nuclear Energy”

“It Ought Not to Have Happened in the Way That It Did”

“Managing Nuclear Wastes”

“The New Production Reactor Capacity Environmental Review Process Fact Sheet”

“Nuclear Energy”

“Nuclear Energy and the Reprocessing Experiment” (E.I. publication)

“Nuclear Energy: Promises, Promises”

“Nuclear History Highlights”

“Nuclear Power: The Once Bright Hope”

“Nuclear Power & Public Concern”

“Nuclear Power: The Fifth Horseman”

“Nuclear Power Plants and You: A Citizens Handbook”

“Nuclear Power Quick Reference II”

“Nuclear Safety: 1975 Bimonthly Technical Progress Review”

“Public Interest Report: Nuclear Power Plants”

“Recycling Fuel from Nuclear Power Plants”

“Spent Fuel Storage Fact Book”


“Why a Future for the Nuclear Industry is Risky”

Organizations: [See also: Hazardous Waste, Nuclear]

“1970 Report of the Task Force on Health Manpower”

“1971 Report of the Task Force on Health Facilities”

“1971 Report of the Task Force on Health Resources”

“1971 Report of the Task Force on Health Services”

“1973 Report of the Task Force on Health Education”

“The Arca Foundation 1984 Annual Report”

“A Better Place to Work: How CWA [Communications Workers of America] Members Can

Win Office Health and Safety”

“Biographies and Pictures of Members of the Senate and House of Representatives and

Officers: State of South Carolina”:

1973

1979

“Business and Professional People For the Public Interest 1974 Annual Report”

“Getty Oil Company 45th Annual Report 1973”

“Historical and Functional Aspects of State Industrial Development Organizations”

“The Humanities Council SC 2005-2007 Biennial Report”

“Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina,” Nos. 81 and 82

“List of Members of the 99th General Assembly of South Carolina”

“Ninety-Seventh Annual Report of the Public Service Commission of South Carolina”

“Report of the Committee to Study the Establishment of Plants or Facilities for the Recovery

of Nuclear Fuel and the Storage of Waste Nuclear Materials”

“Saving the Earth for Everyone: Friends of the Earth 2008 Annual Report”

“SC Arts Commission Spring 1973”

“Skelly Oil Company 1973 Annual Report”

“Sources of Natural Resource and Environmental Information in South Carolina”

“Standing Committees of the Senate of South Carolina”

“US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Information Digest”

“US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel”

“World Resources Institute Publications Catalog 1990”

Sites: [See also: Hazardous Waste, Nuclear]

“Edwin I. Hatch Nuclear Plant”

“Idaho Chemical Processing Plant”

“Savannah River Site Historical Highlight Chronology” (E.I. publication)

Toxins: [See also: Air and Water Quality, Nuclear]

“ABC’s of Radiation”

“Krypton-85 in the Atmosphere – Accumulation, Biological Significance, and Control

Technology”

“Operational Accidents and Radiation Exposure Experience within the US Atomic

Energy Commission”

“The Plutonium Economy”

“The Plutonium Experiment”

“Radiation”

“Sources of Tritium and its Behavior upon Release to the Environment”

“Space Radiation”

“Toxic Substances Programs in US States and Territories: How Well Do They Work?”

Magazines:

AARP Bulletin:

Vol. 46, No. 1, Jan. 2005

Vol. 46, No. 2, Feb. 2005

American Scientist, Vol. 62, No. 6, Nov.-Dec. 1974

The Amicus Journal (now known as OnEarth), Vol. 1, No. 1, Summer 1979

The BPI Magazine

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists:

Vol. 30, No. 9, Nov. 1974


Vol. 60, No. 1, Jan.-Feb. 2004

Business and Economic Review:

Vol. 18, No. 4, Mar. 1972

Vol. 20, No. 1, Oct. 1973

Vol. 21, No. 6, June 1975

Vol. 23, No. 4, Mar. 1977

Vol. 27, No. 6, May-June 1981

Carolina Highways, Vol. 29, No. 9, Sept. 1974

Connections, Vol. 1, No. 1, Sept. 1981

The Energy Consumer:

Apr.-May 1980

Jan. 1981

Environ, No. 14, 1994

Environment Today: The Newsmagazine of Environmental and Pollution Control, Vol.1, No. 2,

Mar.-Apr. 1990

Environmental 1991 Catalog

Environmental Action:

Vol. 1, No. 3, Sept.-Oct. 1983

Vol. 6, No. 11, Oct. 1974

Vol. 7, No. 7, Aug. 1975

Faith @ Work, Vol. 120, No. 4, Winter 2007

GEO: The Earth Diary, Vol. 3, No. 8, Aug. 1981

Green Mountain Post Films Bulletin, No. 1, Spring 1978

Greenpeace:

Vol. 12, No. 1, Jan.-Mar. 1987

Vol. 12, No. 2, Apr.-June 1987

Vol. 12, No. 3, July-Sept. 1987


Vol. 13, No. 4, July-Aug. 1988

Greenpeace Examiner:

Vol. 10, No. 1, Jan.-Mar. 1985

Vol. 10, No. 2, Apr.-June 1985

Guideposts, Dec. 1989 Box 117

Indigenous Woman, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1995

The Lamp, Vol. 63, No. 3, Fall 1981

Life in Our Foothills, June 2014

Life Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 5, May 1979

Magazine for the Midlands Woman (now known as Midlands Woman Magazine), No. 15, May-

June 1999

Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Magazine, Vol. 5, No. 1, 2004

The Mobilizer, Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 1984

New Times, Jan. 24, 1975

The New Yorker:

Apr. 6, 1981

Apr. 13, 1981

Aug. 8, 1983

Noetic Sciences Review, No. 12, Fall 1989

North Country Anvil, No. 30, Apr.-May 1979

Peace & Freedom: Magazine of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom:

Vol. 72, No. 1, Spring 2012


The Progressive:

Vol. 44, No. 6, June 1980

Vol. 45, No. 12, Dec. 1981

Vol. 55, No. 2, Feb. 1991


Psychology Today, Apr. 1979

Public Citizen:


Vol. 21, No.1, 2001

Resources for the Future, Issue 138, Winter 2000

Sea Grant Abstracts, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1990

Soka Gakkai International, Sept. 2010

South Carolina Lawyer, Vol. 2, No. 6, May-June 1991

Southern Exposure:

Vol. 12, No. 2, Mar.-Apr. 1984

Vol. 20, No. 2, Summer 1992

Vol. 21, No. 3, Fall 1993

Vol. 21, No. 4, Winter 1993



Vol. 22, No. 3, Fall 1994



Time Magazine: A Special Advertising Section, Vol. 134, No. 2, July 17, 1989

Trends: South Carolina Economic Trends, Vol. 4 No. 5, May 1971

Tzu Chi USA Journal:

Vol. 4, No. 2, Nov. 2006


Update:





Whole Life Times, Jan. 2008

WNC Magazine: Mountain Living in Western North Carolina, May-June 2014

World 6/19/73, Vol. 2, No. 13

Yes! Magazine, Vol. 44, No. 4, Winter 2008

Newsletters:

Alabamians for a Clean Environment, “Newsletter,” Fall 1986

Allied-Gulf Nuclear Services, “Newsletter,” Spring 1972-Spring 1973

Associated Citizens for the Protection of the Environment, “News Notes,” June 1978

Atlantic State Marine Fisheries Commission, “Habitat Hotline Atlantic,” 2012

Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League:

“Eco Voyager,” Fall 2001

“The League Line,” Spring 2010-Winter 2015

British Columbia Public Interest Research Group, “Report,” Summer 1984

Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., “Energy Users Report,” Feb. 1976

Business and Professional People for the Public Interest (BPI), “BPI Newsletter,” Spring 1975

Carolina Peace Resource Center, “Carolina Peace & Justice News Update,” May 1990

Central Carolina Community Foundation, “Enrich: Philanthropy in Our Community,” Spring 2009

Citizen Alert, “Citizen Alert,” Mar.-Winter 1996

Citizen’s Clearinghouse for Hazardous Wastes, Inc.:

“Action Bulletin,” May 1987

“Everyone’s Backyard,” Fall 1984-Summer 1987

The Citizens Energy Council:

“Nuclear Opponents,” Sept. 1975

“Watch on the [Atomic Energy Commission] AEC,” Oct. 1972

Citizens Health Committee, “Citizens Healthwatch,” Jan.-Mar. 1982

Clean Water for North Carolina, “Clean Currents,” Spring 2012-Summer 2015

Coastal Conservation League, “Coastal Conservation League,” Spring 2007

Common Cause, “Hotline,” July 1984


The Cousteau Society [Norfolk, Virginia], “Calypso Log Dispatch,” Nov. 1984

Cynthia, “The Survivalist’s Approach,” Feb. 1972

Democratic Party of South Carolina, “The Party Line,” Jan.-Mar. 1975

Don’t Waste U.S., “Atoms & Waste,” Jan. 1991

Duke Power Company, “Quarterly Report,” Jan.-Mar. 1976

Energy Research Foundation, “Research Exchange,” July 1983-Fall 1985

Energy Systems Research Group, Inc. (ESRG), “ESRG News,” Feb. 1984

Environmental Policy Institute (EPI), “EPI Perspectives,” Oct.-Nov. 1984

Environmental Research Foundation, “Hazardous Waste News #167,” Feb. 1990

Environmentalists, Inc., “News,” Jan. 1977-Oct. 1978

Florida Association of Benthologists, “Florida Benthological Newsletter,” Mar. 1987

Florida State University Student Consumers Union’s Catfish Group, “Plutonium Grits,” Mar. 1978

General Engineering Laboratories:

“Asbestos Services Newsletter,” 1990

“Environmental Extracts,” Nov. 1995

“Spring ’89 Newsletter”

“May ’89 Newsletter”

“May ’90 Newsletter”

The Georgia Conservancy, “The Georgia Conservancy Newsletter,” Feb. 1980

Georgians Against Nuclear Energy (GANE), “GaneSayer,” Apr.-May 1996

Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space, “Space Alert!”, 2014-2015

The Grass Roots Organization for the Well-Being of Seniors (GROW), “GROW Notes,” June

1997

Grassroots Leadership, “Grassroots,” Spring 1986

Greenpeace Action, “Toxics,” 1989 and n.d.

Hanford Challenge, “Hanford Challenger,” Winter 2013

Independent Citizens Research Foundation for the Study of Degenerative Diseases, Inc. (ICRF),

“ICRF Newsletter,” Dec. 1979

Institute for Energy and Environmental Research:

“Energy and Security,” 1996

“Science For Democratic Action,” Jan. 1999-Dec. 2008

Massachusetts Audubon Society, “Massachusetts Audubon Newsletter,” Aug. 1973-Dec. 1974

The National Citizens’ Coalition on Nuclear Safety and the Environment, “National Intervenors

Newsletter,” May 1974

National Rainbow Coalition, Inc., “The Rainbow Report,” Aug.-Sept. 1990

National Toxics Campaign:

“Touching Bases,” Nov. 1990

“Toxic Times,” Spring 1989

Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. (NRDC), “NRDC Newsletter,” Spring 1974-Winter 1975

The Natural Rights Center, “1990 Annual Report”

Next Wrench, “The Wrenching Debate Gazette,” Mar. 1990

North Carolina [Waste Awareness Reduction Network] WARN, “Newsletter,” Spring 2012

Nuclear Watch South, “Nuclear Watch Tower,” Summer 2014

The Palmetto Conservation Foundation, “The Palmetto Conservation Foundation Community

Voice,” Fall 1991

Parents Without Partners, Inc., “Newsletter,” July 1972

Piedmont Organic Movement, “Piedmont Organic Movement,” June 1976

Piedmont Peace Resource Center, “Newsletter,” Oct. 1984-Dec. 1986

The Public Concern Foundation, Inc., “The Washington Spectator,” June 1989

Public Voice, “Newsletter of Public Voice,” June 1975

The Radioactive Exchange, “The Radioactive Exchange,” Nov.-Dec. 1981

Radioactive Waste Campaign, Inc. (RWC):

“The Report,” Spring 1990

“RWC Waste Paper,” Fall 1980-Spring 1989

Radioactive Waste Management Associates, “Radioactive Waste Bulletin,” Apr. 1992-Mar. 1994

Richland County Citizens for Tax Relief, “Tax Talk…A Survey of Local Issues,” Jan. 1987


Rodale Press, Inc., “Environment Action Bulletin,” Oct. 1973-Oct. 1976

Rural Southern Voice for Peace, “Rural Southern Voice for Peace,” Jan.-Feb. 1991

Safe Energy Communication Council (SECC), “SECC MYTHBusters,” Fall 1990-Summer 1992

Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory Board, “The Board Beat,” Fall 2012

Snake River Alliance, “Bulletin,” July 1994

Soka University of America (SUA), “SUA Founders,” Aug. 2006-Winter 2008

South Carolina American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), “ACLU/SC Newsletter,” Sept. 1974-

July 1975

South Carolina Bureau of Governmental Research and Service, “Public Affairs Bulletin,” Apr.

1979

South Carolina Christian Action Council, Inc., “Christian Action…,” Apr.-June 1990

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control:

“Environmental Quality,” Aug. 1987-July 1988

“The Newsletter,” Feb. 1990

[South Carolina] Governor’s Division of Energy, Agriculture and Natural Resources, “Resource,”

Summer 1990

South Carolina Professional Engineers, “The Journal,” Apr. 1972

South Carolina Progressive Network, “Net News,” Sept. 1998-Fall 2013

South Carolina Retirement Systems, “SC Retirement Systems Update,” Box 118

Summer 1987

South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, “Coastal Heritage,” Winter 1990

South Carolina State Board of Health, Division of Radiological Health (DRH), “DRH Bulletin,”

Jan. 1972-June 1977

South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department, “The SC Transect,” Spring 1987

South Carolina Wildlife Federation, “1987 South Carolina Conservationist Awards”

Southern Bell, “The Bell Tel News,” Aug. 1972

Tzu Chi USA, “Footprints,” Fall 2007

Union of Concerned Scientists:

“Legislative Alert,” Aug. 1983

“Nucleus,” Fall 1984

University of North Carolina Charlotte, “Waste Watcher,” Spring 1985

US Energy Research and Development Administration, “Weekly Announcements,” Sept. 1977

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), “Inside EPA Weekly Report,” Aug. 1989

US Joint Legislative Committee on Energy, “Energy News Briefs,” Dec. 1983-Mar. 1984

US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, “News Releases,” June 1975-Oct. 1977

US Senator Ernest F. Hollings, “The Fritz Hollings Report,” Mar. 1975-May 1977

US Senator Mike Gravel:

“Energy Newsletter,” Aug. 1975

“Newsletter,” July-Dec. 1973

Wayne/Susquehanna RESCUE, “Newsletter,” Summer 1994

The Wilderness Society, “Wilderness Report,” May 1972

Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND), “Women Take Action!”, June 2005-2006

Unknown, “Central Interstate Radwaste Report,” May-June 1990

Pamphlets, 1972-2013 and n.d. (6 folders):

Albert Einstein College of Medicine, “The Medical Consequence of Nuclear Weapons and

Nuclear War Symposium”

Alliance for Nuclear Accountability, “Alliance for Nuclear Accountability”

Allied-General Nuclear Services:

“1972 Community Open House”

“Allied-General Nuclear Services Community Open House”

“Questions and Answers on Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant”

American Cancer Society:

“Cancer Facts for Men”

“Everyone Should Know Cancer’s Warning Signals for Children. Do You?”

“Facts on Childhood Cancer”


“Sense in the Sun”

“Take Time Out for Life”

American Chemical Association, “Review of Books on Hazardous Waste”

American Electric Power Company, “Report to Shareowners”

American Institute for Cancer Research, “Report from the Executive Director”

American Lung Association:

“Air Pollution in your Home?”

“Facts about how to Keep your Lungs Healthy”

“Helping You Breathe Easier”

American Water Resources Association (AWRA):

“American Water Resources Association”

“AWRA at a Glance”

Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc., “Uranium: Energy for the Future”

Beyond Nuclear:

“Atomic Energy and Global Security”

“Beyond Nuclear”

“Freeze Our Fukushimas!”

“The Lethal Legacy of the Atomic Age”

“Nuclear Power and Children”

“Nuclear Power in France”

“Routine Radioactive Releases from US Nuclear Power Plants”

“The Verdict is In on Nuclear Power”

The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:

“One Stop to Fill Up on…Energy Information”

“Spill Reporting Procedures Guide, 1992 Edition”

Carolinians for Safe Energy, “The Case against Nuclear Power”

Center for Energy and Environmental Management (CEEM), “Risk Assessment and Its Uses in

Environmental Regulations”

The Center for Professional Advancement:

“Aquatic Toxicity Reduction in Industrial Effluents”

“Baghouse Dust Collection Systems”

“Calendar of Short Courses, 1987-1988”

“Evaluation and Control of Process Hazards”

“Incineration of Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Waste”

“Industrial Biological Wastewater Treatment Systems – Performance Optimization”

“Remediation of Hazardous Waste Sites”

“Respiratory Protection”

Central Carolina Community Foundation, “David W. Robinson Catalyst Award”

Charleston Citizens for Clean Air, Inc., “Charleston Citizens for Clean Air, Inc.”

The Christophers, “Am I My Brother’s Keeper? Moral Issues for a Nuclear Generation”

Citizen’s Clearinghouse for Hazardous Wastes, Inc., “Let Them Know Where YOU Stand!”

Citizens for Responsible Energy Policy, “South Carolina May Become a Dumping Ground for the

Most Toxic Substances on Earth!”

Citizens’ Outreach for a No Nukes Education for Congress Today, “Citizens’ Outreach for a No

Nukes Education for Congress Today”

Citizens within the Ten Mile Radius, “Citizens within the Ten Mile Radius”

Clean Up the Mines, “Clean Up the Mines”

Commission for the Advancement of Public Interest Organizations, “Notes on Public Interest

Resources”

Concern, Inc., “Eco-Tips #5: Energy Conservation”

Congaree Swamp National Preserve Association:

“Congaree Swamp National Preserve”

“Help Save the Congaree Swamp!”

Duke Energy (formerly Duke Power Company):

“The Catawba Nuclear Station”

“Duke Energy Renewable Energy Monitoring Center”


“Home Energy Efficiency”

Eberline Instrument Corporation, “Environmental Monitoring”

Energy Research and Development Administration, “Nuclear Power Plant Safety”

Environmental Task Force:

“Art for Environment’s Sake”

“Campaign to Stop the Plastic/Aluminum Coke Can”

Environmentalists, Inc.:

“Environmentalists, Inc.” (8 different pamphlets)

“Nuclear Energy”

“Something in the Air”

Executive Enterprises, Inc., “Environmental Regulation Course”

Fairfield United Action, “A Nuclear Accident…in our Community”

Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Inc., “Who Uses the FOIA?”

Friends of the Earth:

“Are Nuclear Power Plants Dangerous?”

“The Nuclear Power Plant Reliability: The 1973-74 Record”

“Remember Chernobyl: It Can Happen Here”

Georgia Power Company, “Edwin I. Hatch Nuclear Visitors Center”

Georgia Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND), “Mother’s Day for Peace 2015”

Gills Creek Watershed Association:

“Gills Creek Watershed Association”

“Management Plan”

Global Network against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space, “Keep Space for Peace”

Government Accountability Project, “Whistleblowers Keep Industry Clean!”

The Grab Bag, “Is Evacuation Possible in a Nuclear Power Plant Disaster?”

The Great Atlantic Radio Conspiracy, “Can Nuclear Power Give You Whiter Teeth?”

Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce, “Fifth Annual Carolina Regional Conference on Issues

in Environmental Law”

Greenpeace Action, “The Government has a Pollution Plan for Your State. Let’s Call and Tell

Them We Want a Prevention Plan.”

Greenpeace International, “Rock Solid? A Scientific Review of Geological Disposal of High-

Level Radioactive Waste”

Health & Energy Learning Project:

“Radiation Hazards on the Job”

“Women and Radiation Project”

Home Federal Savings & Loan Association, “Recycle to a Better Environment”

The Human Endeavor:

“Look What We Do For You Now: We Find Answers”

“You Can Choose a Better Future for South Carolina”

Institute for Southern Studies, “List of Publications”

International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, “International Physicians for the

Prevention of Nuclear War”

Know Nuclear Waste, “Nuclear Waste”

Komanoff Energy Associates, “List of Publications”

LAND Educational Associates Foundation, “What’s Wrong with Nuclear Power”

League of Conservation Voters, “True or False?”

League of Women Voters Education Fund:

“The Dollars and Sense of Environmental Regulation”

“An Ounce of Prevention… Reducing Hazardous Wastes”

League of Women Voters of South Carolina, “Citizen’s Guide to Environment Groups”

Little Free Press:

“How to Change the System”

“My Purpose”

Matthew Bender, “Hidden Hazardous Waste Issues Can Lurk Beneath the Surface of the Simplest

Transactions”

Midlands Technical Education Center, “Nuclear Careers with a Future”


Mobilization for Survival, “Mobilization for Survival National Conference”

Mothers against Tennessee River Radiation, “To Our Electric Power Distributor”

National Cancer Institute, “Everything Doesn’t Cause Cancer”

National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy (NCRP), “Additional Publications from

NCRP!”

National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, “The Plutonium Economy: A Statement of

Concern”

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, “Environment and Birth Defects”

National Pesticide Telecommunications Network, “National Pesticide Telecommunications

Network”

National Water Well Association, “America’s Priceless Ground Water Resource”

National Women’s Health Network, “Warning: The National Women’s Health Network has

Determined that our Medical System may be Hazardous to your Health!”

Natural Resources Defense Council:

“A Very Ugly Fact about Every Nuclear Power Plant”

“Natural Resources Defense Council”

“Pesticides in Children’s Food”

New Day Films, “How to Prevent a Nuclear War”

New England Aquarium:

“Creating a Backyard Habitat”

“More Clean Up Your Act”

New South Directory, “Building a New South: A Guide to Southern Social Justice Organizations”

Northampton Energy Project, “Why Local Energy Policy?”

The Norwegian Nobel Committee, “The Nobel Peace Prize 1985”

Nuclear Energy Information Service, “What’s cost us over $500 billion to build, creates wastes

that are hazardous for hundreds of thousands, even millions of years, has frequent leaks and

incidents, and contains the radiation equivalent of one-thousand Hiroshima-size bombs stored

inside it?”

Nuclear Free America, “Boycott Morton”

Nuclear Hazards Information Center, “The Big Lie”

Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS), “Groundswell: A Publication of the NIRS”

Nuclear Waste Watch, “Nuclear Waste Watch”

Nukewatch:

“H-Bomb Awareness Week”

“Nukewatch”

Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance, “Nuclear Power at its Absolute Worst”

Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union, “Announcing a Quarterly for the 1990s”

Palmetto Alliance, “Working Today for a Non-Nuclear Future”

Palmetto Draft Resistance Coalition, “A Draft Counseling Workshop”

Parallel Films:

“America – From Hitler to M-X”

“Nuclear Power: War and Profit”

“We are the Guinea Pigs: Three Mile Island and the Catastrophe of Nuclear Power”

Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR):

“Physicians for Social Responsibility”

“You Can Make a Difference”

Public Citizen, “Critical Mass ’83: A National Conference for Energy, Jobs, Security”

Public Management Institute, “Nonprofit Management Skills for Women Managers”

R. L. Mathis Dairy, “R. L. Mathis Certified Dairy”

Ramparts Press, “Nuclear Power: The Unviable Option”

Religious Task Force/Mobilization for Survival, “Children of War Tour”

Renew America, “National Environmental Achievement Awards 1991”

Safe Alternatives for Future Energy Carolinas, “Duke Energy Wants to Build Two New Reactors

near the NC-SC border”

Safe Energy Communications Council, “Media Workshops”

Savannah River Site Citizens’ Advisory Board, “You Care About the Environment. That’s Why


We Need YOU!”

SCA Chemical Services, Inc.:

“Chemical Waste Cleanups: A Turnkey Solution”

“Hazardous Industrial Waste Disposal”

South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, “South Carolina: What the World Is Coming To!”

South Carolina Coast Conservation League, “South Carolina Coast Conservation League”

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company:

“1974 Report on the Annual Meeting of Stockholders”

“Energy Savers Low Cost, No Cost”

South Carolina Energy Research Institute, “A Unique Approach to Energy”

“South Carolina Environmental Prospectus”

South Carolina Fair Budget Coalition, “1982’s Nationwide Human Services Information

Seminars”

South Carolina Governmental Organizations:

Budget and Control Board, State Budget Division, “State of South Carolina Budget Summary

Update Fiscal Year 1990-91”

Department of Health and Environmental Control:

“Dear Mom & Dad, Lead Poisoning is a Very Serious Sickness”

“South Carolina Earth Day 1990: A Celebration of the Environment”

Energy Office, “An Alternative to Landfills in South Carolina: Energy from Municipal

Wastes”

State Library, “Inherit What Earth? A Selected Booklist on Conservation and Our

Environment”

Water Resources Commission, “The Impact of Climate Change on South Carolina”

South Carolina Progressive Network, “Democracy Day 2005”

South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, “Beach Sweep ’89”

South Carolina United Methodist Church Council, “Future of South Carolina Coastland”

Southern Exposure, “Southern Exposure: The Journal of the Progressive South”

Stop Construction Work in Progress (CWIP), “What is CWIP?”

Thompson Publishing Group, “New Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know

Provisions”

Tzu Chi Foundation, USA:

“Serving with Compassion”

“Ten Thousand Lotus Blossoms of the Heart: Dharma Master Cheng Yen and the Tzu Chi

World”

Union of Concerned Scientists:

“American Defense Policy Survey”

“Answers to Your Questions about Nuclear Dangers…and Solar Potential”

“The Arms Control Debate”

“Can We Trust the Russians?”

“Do You Know What Plutonium Is? You’d Better Find Out.”

“The Nuclear Power Controversy”

“Union of Concerned Scientists”

“What You Should Know about the Hazards of Nuclear Power”

US Congressman Joe Wilson, “The Second Congressional District of South Carolina”

United States Governmental Organizations:

Atomic Energy Commission Technical Information Center: [see also: Nuclear Regulatory

Commission]

“The Energy Crisis”

“Nuclear Power Plants: How Safe Are They?”

“This Atomic World”

Department of Energy:

“The Department of Energy is Interested in Your Comments on Three Draft

Environmental Impact Statements that Could Mean New Missions for the Savannah

River Site”

“Facility Operations”


“Micro Hydropower: The Rediscovery of an Ancient Energy Source”

“The Role of the Monitored Retrievable Storage Facility in an Integrated Waste

Management System”

“Site Screening and Evaluation Process”

Environmental Protection Agency:

“Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV”

“Glass Manufacturing Plants Final Regulation”

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC): [see also: Atomic Energy Commission]

“Decommissioning Nuclear Power Plants”

“Fire Protection Program for Operating Reactors”

“NRC Orders Enhance Post-Fukushima Safety”

“NRC Prioritizes Post-Fukushima Recommendations”

“NRC Seeks Fukushima-Related Information”

“Request Card for Information Booklets”

University of California San Francisco, “The Medical Consequences of Nuclear Weapons and

Nuclear War”

University of Detroit:

“How to Get More Grants: A Systems Approach to Grantsmanship”

“Managing Staff for Results”

“Money Management for Results”

University of North Carolina Charlotte, “Piedmont Waste Exchange”

University of South Carolina:

“Ecology and Human Life”

“The Forty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the South Carolina Academy of Science”

“The State of Environmental Quality in South Carolina”

University of South Carolina Aiken, “The Savannah River and Its Environs”

Winthrop College, “Peace and National Security: Matters of Necessity”

Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, “Women’s International League for Peace

and Freedom”

WRP, Inc., “Job Rights Workshop”

Unknown Publishers:

“Belle Isle Gardens”

“Environmental Reports for the Nuclear Industry”

“Hiroshima Day Vigil”

“Holy Cross Tour”

“National Campaign against Toxic Hazards”

“A Perinatal Continuing Education Program for Community Hospitals”

“Rocky Flats/Nuclear Weapons Facilities Project”

“Southeast Regional Climate Symposium ’90”

Audiovisual: Box 119 Photographic Materials

Audio Cassette, “Teri Bell’s Presentation”

Audio Reels:

“Palmetto Report”

Unlabeled Reels (2)

Compact Discs:

“May 17, 2007”

“RCIC.mov” [Reactor Core Isolation Cooling System]

US Department of Energy, Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, “Final

Environmental Impact Statement for a Geologic Repository for the Disposal of Spent Nuclear

Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste at Yucca Mountain, Nye County, Nevada”

US Department of Energy, Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, “Final

Environmental Impact Statement Public Comment Documents for a Geologic Repository for

the Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste at Yucca Mountain,

Nye County, Nevada


US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, “Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License

Renewal of Nuclear Plants Regarding Byron Station Units 1 and 2,” NUREG-1437,

Supplement 54, July 2015

DVD, SC House of Representatives Environmental Affairs Subcommittee Meetings, Jan. 16 and 29,

2008

Floppy Disks, 3.5”, “Phase I – [Savannah River Site] SRS Dose Reconstruction Radiological

Assessments Corporation June 1995,” Disks 1 and 3-5

Projection Transparencies:

“Distribution of Air Stagnation Cases and Stagnation Days, 1936-1975”

“Visuals – Hazardous Waste” [original folder title]

Videocassette, U-Matic, “Sam Lovejoy’s Nuclear War,” 1975

Clippings: Box 120 General

Cartoons

Climate Change

Companies:

General

Carolina Power & Light Company (CP&L)

Duke Energy (formerly Duke Power Company)

Interstate Nuclear Services Corporation (INS)

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (SCE&G)

ThermalKEM, Inc.

Waste Management Inc. (WMI)

Westinghouse Savannah River Company

Hazardous Waste:

General

Transportation Box 121

Legislation:

General

Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact

Letters to the Editor

Natural Resources

Nuclear:

General

Energy

Health Effects

Weapons

Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Sites:

South Carolina:

General

Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant

Oconee Nuclear Station

Pinewood Landfill (also known as Laidlaw Hazardous Waste Landfill)

Savannah River Site (formerly Savannah River Plant) Boxes 121 cont.-122

Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station

Out of State:

General

Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station

Toxins:

General

Pesticides

Radioactivity

Persons:


General

Edwards, James B.

Naugler, Teri

Thomas, Ruth

Wickenberg, Jr., Charles H.

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)

U.S. Government Agencies:

Department of Energy (DOE)

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (successor to Atomic Energy Commission)

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