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From: owner-abolition-usa-digest@lists.xmission.com (abolition-usa-digest) To: abolition-usa-digest@lists.xmission.com Subject: abolition-usa-digest V1 #358 Reply-To: abolition-usa-digest Sender: owner-abolition-usa-digest@lists.xmission.com Errors-To: owner-abolition-usa-digest@lists.xmission.com Precedence: bulk abolition-usa-digest Thursday, August 17 2000 Volume 01 : Number 358 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 11:04:49 -0400 From: ASlater <aslater@gracelinks.org> Subject: (abolition-usa) Fwd: Editorial on National Academy Report >Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 10:22:37 -0400 >Subject: Editorial on National Academy Report >Priority: non-urgent >X-FC-MachineGenerated: true >To: bananas@lists.speakeasy.org, nuke-waste@igc.topica.com >From: bobschaeffer@earthlink.net (bobschaeffer@earthlink.net) > > The following editorial is a good reminder of the potential public >education value of the recent National Research Council/National Academy >of Sciences report on long-term nuclear waste problems. You can still >view the full report (or order a printed copy) at >http://books.nap.edu/catalog/9943.html > > EDITORIAL: DIRTY BUSINESS > A REPORT CITES WOEFUL NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT > Pittsburgh Post-Gazette > Monday, August 14, 2000 > > One of the tenets of good manners is cleaning up after oneself. This >is drilled into children's heads at an early age. But what recourse do >citizens have when the government fails to do what most children take >for granted? > The National Resource Council, at the request of the U.S. Energy >Department, released a report last week that will generate sleepless >nights for anti-nuke protesters and others who've been blase about >nuclear waste. > The report begins by acknowledging the worst-case scenarios as the >most likely to occur. Systems designed to contain radioactive wastes >will eventually fail. > The government has no plan for long-term management of contaminated >waste either at small burial grounds or sprawling nuclear plants. >Underground sites are vulnerable to unforeseen disasters, natural and >man-made. > The report indicts a government with no mechanism for oversight the >public can have confidence in during the thousands of years that nuclear >waste needs to be monitored > The only upside of the report is a slim one: 35 of 144 facilities >that play a role in the U.S. nuclear weapons program eventually will be >radiation-free enough to permit unrestricted access by the public. The >remaining 109 sites will have to be classified as permanent threats. >That's a lot of territory. > The nuclear genie is out of the bottle and spilled all over the >floor. There's no getting him back under control with wishful thinking. >Only the most rigorous of long-term planning can hope to avert disaster. > - - To unsubscribe to abolition-usa, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe abolition-usa" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 18:27:47 -0400 From: ASlater <aslater@gracelinks.org> Subject: (abolition-usa) Fwd: More Schemes from the Nuclear "Nuts" This is what they're up to at DOE instead of thinking about what would work to clean up the mess. Alice Slater >Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 15:41:37 -0400 >Subject: More Schemes from the Nuclear "Nuts" >Priority: non-urgent >X-FC-MachineGenerated: true >To: bananas@lists.speakeasy.org >From: bobschaeffer@earthlink.net (bobschaeffer@earthlink.net) > > LOW-YIELD NUKE BOMBS ENDORSED > Albuquerque Journal > Tuesday, August 15, 2000 > by Ian Hoffman > > New and precise, low-yield nuclear weapons -- perhaps built on >designs so simple and rugged they don't require testing -- could aid the >United States in attacking a range of modern targets, a U.S. weapons >executive says. > Los Alamos' chief weaponeer, Stephen M. Younger, envisions a flexible >U.S. strategic arsenal of conventional and nuclear weapons of low and >high yields. He suggests in a recent paper that accurate, low-yield >nuclear weapons could be better suited to attacking buried, concrete >bunkers and mobile missiles than today's U.S. arsenal of silo-busting >weapons. > A rogue nation threatening biological or chemical attack against the >United States or its allies might view a massive, ballistic missile >attack "as overkill and hence not a realistic threat." > "Such a reliance on high-yield strategic weapons could lead to >'self-deterrence,' a limitation on strategic options and consequently a >lessening of the stabilizing effect of nuclear weapons," Younger writes >in "Nuclear Weapons in the 21st Century," a paper invited by the >Pentagon's ranking defense scientist. > Critics say Younger's proposals are the latest in a persistent >lobbying campaign by some nuclear weaponeers for work on new bombs and >warheads, theoretically made usable by limited damage and radioactive >fallout. > "This is all premised on the notion that you can cross the nuclear >threshold if you don't make too much of a mess," said physicist Frank >von Hippel, a Princeton University professor of public and international >affairs. > "This isn't deterrence," von Hippel said. "This is trying to use >these things." > That alarms disarmament advocates. > "Right now there is a global norm against use of nuclear weapons," >said Greg Mello, head of the Los Alamos Study Group in Santa Fe. "To use >a nuclear weapon would martyr the enemy, give cover to (nuclear) >proliferants and open us to attack by weapons of mass destruction." > Younger declined interview requests but said through a spokesman that >he intended his paper to provoke a discussion of the role of nuclear >weapons. > The Persian Gulf War and fear of Saddam Hussein's biological and >chemical arsenals fueled a round of low-yield weapons research in the >early 1990s, but the effort collided with a moratorium on nuclear >testing and lackluster political support. Congress added an extra >barrier in 1994 by forbidding engineering work on nuclear weapons >detonating at less than the equivalent of 5,000 tons of TNT. > Younger's paper coincides with a recent push by conservative >lawmakers to bend and perhaps break that six-year prohibition. > A proposed Senate defense bill would overrule legal objections at the >U.S. Department of Energy, based on the 1994 law, to research into >nuclear weapons to attack hardened command or weapons bunkers buried >under hundreds of feet of rock. Colorado Republican Wayne Allard >sponsored a provision calling on the Energy and Defense departments to >report those targets and ways to destroy them by July. > Thick-walled concrete bunkers and weapons factories buried under >mountains, as suspected in Russia and Libya, could be immune even to >high-yield nuclear weapons, says Younger, Los Alamos' associate lab >director for nuclear weapons. > An array of other targets could be vulnerable to simple but >high-precision nuclear weapons exploding at five kiloton -- roughly a >third the power of the Hiroshima bomb -- or less, he says. > Current weapons could be modified to reduce their yield or tailor >their radiation effects, for example, to destroy electronics or >biological agents, Younger says, but those changes could be expensive >and require nuclear testing. > Younger suggests that fielding precision low-yield weapons could be >less expensive and easier than trying to maintain the full, current >arsenal of sophisticated, high-yield weapons at a time when weapons >designers are leaving the nation's weapons labs. > "We could use gun-assembled or other simple, rugged designs that >might be maintained with high confidence without nuclear testing," >Younger wrote. "Such designs would require a significantly smaller >industrial plant for their maintenance than our current forces. ... >Finally, simpler weapons might be maintained with higher confidence for >longer periods by a weapons staff that has little or no direct >experience with nuclear testing." > Los Alamos' Hiroshima bomb, Little Boy, was a gun-assembled design. A >charge of high explosive blasts two chunks of enriched uranium together >to create a runaway chain reaction. Scientists were so sure of its >operation that the Little Boy model was never tested before it became >the first nuclear weapon used in war. > Most weapons designers who exploded their handiwork before a 1992 end >to U.S. nuclear testing are expected to retire in the next 20 years. > Younger's ideas "express the ongoing crisis of legitimacy that the >laboratory suffers," Mello said. "There is a fairly desperate attempt to >stay in nuclear-weapons work, to be legitimate and attractive to new >hires." > Younger argues that the time to open the debate on the future of U.S. >strategic forces is now, given the typical 10-year or greater delay in >fielding new weapons technologies. > "The time is right for a fundamental rethinking of the role of >nuclear weapons in national security," he writes. "Prudent thought given >to the role of nuclear weapons in the 21st century will reap handsome >dividends for the national security of the United States and the >stability of the whole world." > Arms-control advocates wince at Younger's ideas but say the debate is >overdue. "It would be great if this was a first word in a discussion of >what nuclear weapons are really for," von Hippel said. > - - To unsubscribe to abolition-usa, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe abolition-usa" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 09:26:13 EDT From: Charles F Hilfenhaus <chilfenhaus@juno.com> Subject: (abolition-usa) Oboe 5 scheduled 8-17 The U.S. Department of Energy has announced that the subcritical nuclear weapons test "Oboe 5" will be conducted Thursday, August 17 at the Nevada Test Site. The Oboe series of experiments are conducted in the LYNER facility 960 feet beneath Yucca Flats by scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California Charlie Hilfenhaus Alliance of Atomic Veterans Director, Atomic Workers Division chilfenhaus@juno.com - - To unsubscribe to abolition-usa, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe abolition-usa" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 08:45:20 -0700 (PDT) From: marylia@earthlink.net (marylia) Subject: (abolition-usa) NIF-"Watchdog" calls for criminal investigation This press release is going out this morning. I thought it would be of use. Peace, Marylia Read on... for further information, contact Marylia Kelley, Tri-Valley CAREs (925) 443-7148 for immediate release, Wednesday, August 16, 2000 LIVERMORE LAB "WATCHDOG" GROUP CALLS FOR CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION INTO COVER-UP OF MEGA-LASER TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES, BUDGET OVERRUNS; CITES SOON TO BE RELEASED AUDIT OF NATIONAL IGNITION FACILITY A General Accounting Office (GAO) report, slated to be released later this week, details a "clear pattern of deceit, fraud and abuse by top management officials intent on covering up budget hemorrhages and technical problems at the National Ignition Facility" under construction at the Department of Energy's (DOE) Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, according to a Livermore-based organization that monitors lab activities. Over the past 8 years, Tri-Valley CAREs has studied and publicized the serious scientific, technical, budgetary, environmental and nuclear proliferation risks posed by NIF construction and operation. "A criminal investigation is warranted. Institutions and individuals have engaged in cover-up, looked the other way and, in some cases, repeatedly lied to Congress," explained Tri-Valley CAREs' executive director, Marylia Kelley. "Further, it's we taxpayers who are continuing to pay for this fraud." Kelley added, "A chronology of events shows that the NIF deception has involved top management at Livermore Lab, at the University of California (UC), which manages the weapons lab, and at DOE, the Livermore Lab's parent agency." The federal auditors found that Livermore Lab and DOE edited a report on NIF before sending it to Congress -- and touted it as the work of an "outside" analysis giving NIF rave reviews. Moreover, Livermore Lab and DOE management displayed a similar, long-time pattern of dominating scientific panels with their own staff, while publicizing the results as "independent." The GAO report also describes how DOE and Livermore Lab lowballed NIF's costs. Officials say they lied to Congress from day one "in the belief that the Congress would not fund NIF at a higher cost," and that they allowed their personal feelings regarding NIF's importance to a single laboratory to overshadow their concerns about presenting Congress with an "unrealistic budget" for the project. Further, the GAO audit presents a litany of spiraling technical difficulties, cost overruns and schedule slippages. For example, the report shows that in mid-1998 Livermore Lab management and others suspected that NIF was over budget. Before the year's end, laser officials had confirmed that NIF's cost overrun was substantial and that construction would fall behind schedule. Still, the following year, Livermore Lab's director testified twice before Congress that NIF was "on budget and schedule." DOE now admits that NIF's construction schedule has slipped more than a half-decade, from 2002 to the 2008 "timeframe," with the first ignition experiments to commence two years after that -- in 2010. The GAO report looks at NIF's pre-completion costs and says they will top $3.9 billion, approximately double earlier DOE projections. Moreover, the report states that "technical uncertainties persist," and therefore costs could continue to rise. "The NIF scandal continues as DOE, UC and Livermore Lab officials publicly discount serious technical uncertainties and a still-spiraling budget," Kelley charged. "It's high time that Congress acts to restrain the project. A criminal investigation into potential lawbreaking is called for here, not further construction." - -- end -- Marylia Kelley Tri-Valley CAREs (Communities Against a Radioactive Environment) 2582 Old First Street Livermore, CA USA 94550 <http://www.igc.org/tvc/> - is our web site, please visit us there! (925) 443-7148 - is our phone (925) 443-0177 - is our fax Working for peace, justice and a healthy environment since 1983, Tri-Valley CAREs has been a member of the nation-wide Alliance for Nuclear Accountability in the U.S. since 1989, and is a co-founding member of the Abolition 2000 global network for the elimination of nuclear weapons, the U.S. Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons and the Back From the Brink campaign to get nuclear weapons taken off hair-trigger alert. - - To unsubscribe to abolition-usa, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe abolition-usa" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 12:14:04 -0400 From: ASlater <aslater@gracelinks.org> Subject: (abolition-usa) ACTION ALERT!!d: MILLENNIUM SUMMIT Dear Friends, Below is a status report on the Millenium Summit from Jim Wurst of MPI and LCNP in New York. Please note Jim's report that there is a move afoot to drop Kofi Anan's call for a conference to reduce nuclear dangers in the EU and NWS. Please contact your memberships and urge them to write to heads of states, legislators, foreign ministers, etc. asking that the Secretary General's conference be supported. Alice Slater > > > >SUMMIT DECLARATION >The second (penultimate) draft of the Joint Millennium Summit Declaration >is >being circulated (unofficially). The "Peace, Security and Disarmament" >section is pretty short, only seven points: > - respect for international law, including ratifying the ICC; > - giving the UN resources to "promote conflict prevention, the >peaceful >resolution of disputes, post-conflict peace building and reconstruction;" > - combat terrorism and drug trafficking, adopt an international >convention against terrorism; > - "minimize the adverse effects of economic sanctions;" > - "concerted action" to prevent illicit arms, especially through >greater >transparency; > - all states should ratify the Ottawa Convention; > - "strive towards the elimination of weapons of mass destruction, >particularly nuclear weapons, and to convene a major international >conference >to identify ways of eliminating nuclear dangers." > >We know the NWSs and EU don't like the conference, so it's unlikely to be >retained in the final draft later this month. So what will be in its >place? >Can't be a reference to the NPT; India would block consensus. Just the >first >half of that statement? No reference to nuclear disarmament (not >impossible)? > >LCNP is concentrating on getting as many governments as possible to make >strong references to nuclear disarmament and Annan's proposal in their >national statements. Any one else doing the same? > > >CORE TREATIES >As you probably know, Annan has identified 25 core treaties he wants >countries to ratify. There will be special room near the General Assembly >Hall where heads-of-state can sign. The Treaty Section says numerous >governments have made appointments to sign (one news report - not mine - >says >50 governments), but the UN will not release names of the countries and >treaties signed until after the signings. The treaties include: the >Genocide >Convention, Protocol on the Abolition of the Death Penalty, Convention on >the >Rights of the Child, the ICC, the International Convention for the >Suppression of Terrorist Bombings, the Certain Conventional Weapons >Convention (including the amended protocol on landmines), the Ottawa >Landmines Convention, the CTBT and CWC. I'll keep track of this the best I >can. > >SUMMIT SPEAKERS >Approximately 128 heads-of-state will address the Summit. Some key >speakers: > Wed morning: USA, France, Israel, Ireland, Iraq, Australia > Wed afternoon: Iran, South Korea, Russia, Pakistan, Netherlands, New >Zealand, Brazil > Thurs morning: Egypt, South Africa, China, Malaysia, Germany > Thurs afternoon: UK, Canada, Japan > Fri morning: Mexico, North Korea, Indonesia, Sweden, India > Fri afternoon: Holy See > >SECURITY COUNCIL SUMMIT >The Security Council will hold its own Millennium Summit meeting on 7 >September. I don't know the time (probably all day). This will probably >conflict with the MPI session at the State of the World Forum, but seeing >that NGO access to the UN will be restricted (see below), that's not >likely >to be a problem for most people. > >NGO ACCESS >There is still no definitive decision on what kind of restrictions there >will >be on NGOs: no access; limited access for all (extremely unlikely); >limited >access for a certain "classes" of NGOs. More when I have it. > >JW > - - To unsubscribe to abolition-usa, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe abolition-usa" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 17:33:22 -0400 From: ASlater <aslater@gracelinks.org> Subject: (abolition-usa) Fw: [can-talk] PETITION TO OPPOSE NUCLEAR AT CSD9 - --=====================_202637126==_.REL Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable REPLY TO:helio@globenet.org Dear Friends, We are used to the multiple reincarnations of the nuclear industry, trying to save the world at all costs (at our costs!). We have seen the "peaceful atom", food irradiation, the covert recycling of nuclear wastes in our pots and pans, etc. Nowadays, those of you working on the climate issue know that nuclear plants have been suggested as appropriate projects for the Kyoto flexible mechanisms. The European Union has expressed its opposition, but the last word will be spoken at COP6 in The Hague or possibly even at SB-13 in France, a country which can boast of having the most nuclearised electricity sector in the world. To obtain its clean bill of health as a climate change solution, nuclear energy lobbyists needed to get nuclear accepted as a sustainable form of energy. One way this is being attempted is by diverting the mandate the Commission for Sustainable Development. Canada, another nuclear strong country, is trying to include nuclear in a side-exhibition planned for CSD9! We are therefore calling upon all NGOs of all fields to express their opinion and tell CSD to keep to its mission. We propose the following petition for your endorsement. Please distribute it via your networks, make it accepted by as many representatives of civil society as you can and e-mail us your agreement immediately. we would like to publicise the first results of this petition at SB-13 (September 4-14, 2000) in Lyon. Thank you for your help in preventing the latest assault of this bankrupt industry on our health and environment! =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D= =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D= =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D PLEASE SIGN THIS LETTER BY EMAILING HELIO INTERNATIONAL <helio@globenet.org> PETITION ADDRESSED TO THE CHAIR AND MEMBER STATES OF THE U.N. COMMISSION ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Your Excellencies, We the undersigned NGOs active in development, environmental, disarmament and human rights issues express our deepest regret and extreme concern that nuclear energy seems to have been included in the draft agenda of CSD-9 and that this declining and unsustainable industry might be allocated space in the related exhibition. We consider any focus on nuclear energy to be both against the spirit of Agenda 21 and the mandate of the U.N. CSD. Moreover it is contrary to the interests of developing countries which require sustainable, mostly decentralized, low-cost energy systems, adapted both to their needs and their endownments in capital, resources and labour. Most countries are now committed to phasing out, or not developing nuclear energy. They also formally oppose the inclusion of nuclear energy into the projects of the Clean Development Mechanism to be established under the Kyoto Protocol. At its last meeting, the G-8 stated its commitment to "encourage and facilitate investment in the development and use of sustainable energy, underpinned by enabling domestic environments, (which) will assist in mitigating the problems of climate change and air pollution. To this end, the increased use of renewable energy sources in particular will improve the quality of life, especially in developing countries." ....... Non-G8 countries are also taking similar stances. Turkey has just cancelled plans initiated in 1992 for a nuclear plant at Akkuyu. Prime Minister Bulent Evecit said in official public statement that, "the world is abandoning nuclear power". Worldwide, nuclear power has been plagued by high cost, erratic performance, endemic technical problems, the risk of catastrophic accidents, and environmental problems such as routine radiation releases, radioactive waste management and the high cost of decommissioning.=20 However, hardpressed nuclear vendors, mainly U.S., Canadian, French and German corporations, are eyeing the developing world as a 'last gasp' market for their products and are stepping up their lobbying efforts at U.N. conferences, including the Climate Change negotiations. ********************* Therefore, we, the undersigned NGOs, urge you to preserve the integrity of the CSD process by ensuring that all non-sustainable energy technologies, particularly nuclear energy, are excluded from CSD9 debates, exhibitions and other activities. 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For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 06:02:20 GMT From: "John E. Linker" <jelinker@hotmail.com> Subject: (abolition-usa) WASTE Career (Ref: Big Pure WASTE Jobs) <html><DIV id=cdiv> <DIV id=cdiv> Dear SOLID WASTE RESEARCH Personnel: I am actively searching to secure a challenging opportunity to further my WASTE RESEARCH Career. Would you please let me know if you happen to hear of such an appropriate Big Pure Solid WASTE RESEARCH Job? Here is an up-to-date version of my resume & SOQ. I hope to hear from you sometime soon -- thank you. Sincerely, John E. Linker Environmental Engineer/Chemist Livermore, CA +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++= JOHN E. LINKER (RESUME) P.O. BOX 2205, LIVERMORE, CA 94551-2205 Email jelinker@hotmail.com TELEPHONE (925) 449-8139 Mr. Linker's experience, in statutory (i.e., USC:CFR 10/14/21/22/29/32/34/40/42/44/49) operations, includes: Chemical; Civil (Architectural/Construction/Sanitary/Structural); Electrical (Control Systems DCS/I&C/PLC/ RTU/SCADA); Mechanical (HVAC/Stress/Vibration); and Nuclear (BWR/FBR/GCR/HWR/PWR Safety Systems Maintenance & Production Compliance) Engineering. 5/98 - 9/30/99 JOHNSON CONTROLS / E2 CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC. Scientist III in the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Environmental Protection Department, Haz Waste Mngmt Div, Waste Generator Services Group, Waste Characterization Chemistry Team. Duties involved: applying Federal, State and internal codes to waste streams generated lab-wide; as well as development of internal profiles for streams containing both hazardous and radioactive components. 1/97 - 5/98 RGIS INVENTORY SPECIALISTS. Inventory Audits at Commercial & Gov't Facilities. 11/96 - 1/97 TARGET STORE OF ROHNERT PARK CA. Seasonal Stock Clerk. 5/95 - 7/95 SONOMA COUNTY CA, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION. Environmental Health Specialist in the HazMat Generator and LUST Sections (Field Inspections and Office Tasks). 8/91 - 2/92 NATIONAL INSPECTION & CONSULTANTS OF SC. Statutory Compliance & 10-8 SRO NUCLEAR Enforcement: K/L/P-Reactor(s) Startup Quality Assurance. 6/91 - 8/91 BELCAN TECHSERVICES OF OH. Partitioning/Transmutation MIL-STD-SNM-SIS FEMP-FMPC Refinery: SARA NPDES, RCRA-RADWASTE (Dissolver Rubble) NUCLEAR Compliance. 1/91 - 2/91 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF WA. RCRA: WASTE MIN & Part B Analysis Plan(s) - WAC WAP WRAP, Nuclear Criticality Environmental Safety & Health (EH&S). 7/90 - 9/90 RALPH M. PARSONS - ENGINEERING SCIENCE OF WA. HANFORD NUCLEAR ARMY, PDE-CFD-CERCLA-Finite-Element FS. Monte Carlo NEPA-KENO.V.a, Modular FUS/HAZWRAP EA WRAP FEAR Support. 9/89 - 5/90 MACDONALD STEPHENS SANITARY ENGINEERS OF CA. Tertiary Advanced Wastewater Treatment (AWT) Civil/I&C/SCADA CAC Electrical/Structural SANITARY ENGINEERING Compliance. 9/88 - 8/89 FLUOR DANIEL - IRVINE NUCLEAR OPERATIONS CENTER. Wackenhut HANFORD Camp, KAPL GA Defense MOX-RADWASTE Vitrification Plant (DWPF-WVDP-HWVP), PRA-HAZOP-FMECA, Unit Operable RTF SYREX/TRUEX B-Plant, FB-NSR-Canyon, TOTAL Multiphasic Naval NUCLEAR Restoration, DCS Wasteform: PROCESS ENGINEERING. 2/88 - 7/88 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY - AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT. ARCO/Chevron/Phillips/Shell/Texaco/UNOCAL and Vandenberg AFB Shuttle Complex Quality: Complex-21 NESHAPS Compliance. 11/87 - 3/88 HOLGUIN & FAHAN. Port Hueneme, TOTAL Remediation: MPP CRAY-YMP Multiphasic Naval Restoration (TOTAL). 3/87 - 11/87 DANIEL GROSJEAN & ASSOCIATES (SCAQMD-CAARB). Pt Mugu Pacific Missile Test Station, Atmospheric Environmental Spectroscopic Aerosol Chemistry Research. 6/84 - 7/86 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA. NRC-ACRS FBR/GCR/ HWR/LWR Safety Systems Analysis Research. MPP CRAY-YMP BLEVE/COBRA/TRAC/RELAP5/MOD3/RETRAN/VIPRE LOCA/ECCS/HPIS/PTS MELCOR/SCDAP Transient Multiphasic Thermalhydraulicist - Nuclearemedial Molten Corium-Concrete Debris Bed Action. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA B.S. Quantum Chemistry and Molecular Spectroscopy - 1986 B.S. Chemical and Nuclear Engineering - 1986 Member: AIChE, American Nuclear Society, American Institute of Physics, American Geophysical Union Statement of Qualifications (4 pages) Available Upon Request 1. At LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY (LLNL), Mr. Linker worked with JOHNSON CONTROLS WORLD SERVICES, INC (formerly with E2 CONSULTING ENGINEERS), as a Waste Characterization Chemist (Scientist III) / Process Engineer, in the LLNL Environmental Protection Department (EPD), Hazardous Waste Management (HWM) Division, Waste Generator Services (WGS) Group, Waste Characterization Chemistry (CC) Team. Duties included use of the LLNL Total Waste Management Systems (TWMS) Database, as well as interviews with Waste Generators for the preparation of Wastestream Baseline Characterization Evaluation (WSBCE) Forms, Waste Evaluation Forms (WEFs), Waste Disposal Requisition (WDR) Templates, and Waste Characterization Summary Sheets. Primarily, duties involved the development of Internal Profiles for wastestreams coming from several different locations and programs. This included detailed characterization of wastestreams generated all over the Lab, including streams containing both hazardous and radioactive components. These tasks included application of Federal, State and internal (LLNL) codes to the generated waste. These functions included interface with different departments: Environmental Analysts (EPD), Shipping (HWM), Hazards Control, HWM Field Personnel, Analytical Lab Personnel (Chemistry & Materials Science (CMS)) and Lab Generators of Hazardous Waste. In addition, QA/QC of the overall Waste Profile system was carried our in order for it to pass State and internal inspections. These functions resulted in processing the paperwork much faster thus giving more time to HWM Shipping to find a suitable Disposal Facility. 2. With RGIS INVENTORY SPECIALISTS, of Santa Rosa, CA, Mr. Linker traveled to Commercial and Governmental Facilities, to conduct inventory audits, as an Inventory Auditor. 3. At TARGET STORE T-852, of Rohnert Park, CA, Mr. Linker acted as a Seasonal Store Clerk, with the Flow Team. At TARGET, Mr. Linker worked in Warehouse Production and as a Shelf Stocker. 4. With the SONOMA COUNTY, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION, in Santa Rosa, CA, Mr. Linker assisted with Field Inspections and Office Tasks, in the HazMat Generator and Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Sections. 5. With NATIONAL INSPECTION & CONSULTANTS (NIC) - in the SAVANNAH River Site, Reactor Restart Division, Reactor Operations Administration, Obedient Compliance Arena (RRD-ROA-OCA) - Mr. Linker completed a negotiated Six (6) Month Technical Contract assignmnent, with Disciplinary Multi-Act DUPONT/WACKENHUT/WESTINGHOUSE United States Code (USC), ICBM and SLBM, Tritium Production AP600 K/L/P-REACTOR(S), Nuclear Startup and TOTAL Quality Assurance Procedures Editing - NQA-2, USC:CFR Titles 10/14/21/22/28/29/32/ 34/40/42/44/49 Parts & Sections Inspection, Quality Area EH&S Matrix Audits & Surveillance: K-Reactor Startup Compliance Walkdown - Obedient Statutory Commercial Administration Compliance & 10-8 SRO NUCLEAR Enforcement and continuously monitored such frequencies as 30.860, 42.100, 123.050, 147.285, 151.325, 154.430, 154.905, 155.475, 155.955, 161.670, 161.700, 164.250, 164.275, 154.375, 164.600, 164.650/ 165.375. 165.260, 167..825, 167.875, 167.975, 168.450, 160.975, 416.250, 416.400, 453.550, 453.750, 460.050/460.300/465.300, 460.175/460.250, 463.225 and 465.500 MHz. 6. On temporary contract to the Partitioning/Transmutation, BELCAN TECHSERVICES, Military Standard, Special Nuclear Material, Special Isotope Separation (MIL-STD-SNM-SIS) Fernald Environmental Management Project, Feed Materials Production Center (FEMP-FMPC), in TOTAL Process SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT UNIT (SWMU) COMPLIANCE Enforcement Engineering Analysis, Mr. Linker Assisted with CFR 40:271, RCRA-RADWASTE Complex-21 3Q-FMPC-FEMP, HTGTR/HWR/LWBR Th228/U235 Fuel Fab & THORIUM Separations Refinery, CFR 10:20 - Appendix Part B EH&S, OR/SRL Ohio EPA Dissolver Rubble, Hanford 100H THOREX Recycle, BNL/KAPL & West Valley Actinide Debris, TRU Environmental Technology: 3D Safe Geometry. 7. As a Senior Nuclear Licensing & COMPLIANCE ENGINEER with the WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION (WEC), Mr. Linker assisted with the WAC, Parameters & Rationale Remote Control Systems, WASTE RECEIVING AND PROCESSING (WRAP) FACILITY Appendix B, Waste Analysis Plan (WAP), WASTE MIN initial CRAY-YMP KENO.V.a Criticality Playground Support, in recognition of the RECUPLEX PLUTONIUM Finishing Plant (PFP) Final Safety Analysis Report (FSAR), and the PLUTONIUM Reclamation Facility (PRF) - formerly Z-Plant, under the direction of BATTELLE NORTHWEST. 8. Prior to having joined WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC, Mr. Linker served Duty Station as Senior Engineer to the U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS with JMM-RMP Parsons Engineering Science (Parsons-ES), under supportive LATA-SAIC-SCIENTEC-TENERA, directional IFR EBRII/PBF/PREPP/SL1/SPERT/SWEPP/ZEEP, Fast Breeder Blanket (FBB) guidance. His work scope included technical support to Hanford's CRAY-YMP discretized parabolic elliptical Partial Differential Equation, Computational Fluid Dynamic WESTINGHOUSE PDE-CFD-ARMY, Title 42 USC PDE-CFD-CERCLA-Finite Element, Fixation DCM3D-DYNA3S-LSODES-MESOILT2-NEFTRANII-NWFT/DVM-PORFLO-SESOIL-SWIFT2-TAURUS-UCBNE10.4, sizzling EM ASI-IT RI/FS Feasibility Study, Smoothest CHEM-NUC/S&W/MACTEC Draft, in addition to the Modular FUS/HAZWRAP Hamiltonian, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC WRAP, Schrodinger Hartree-Frock Molecular MINDI MINDO Orbital TRUMP-S. AMPX/MNMCP/SCALE YMP KENO.V.a-NEPA Remote Systems, Final Environmental Analysis Report (FEAR), Operable Linear/Nonlinear AP600 Nuclearestoration WRAP. 9. As a "Permanent" full-time Civil/I&C/SCADA Project Engineer with the civil sanitary engineering & Construction Management firm MacDonald Stephens Sanitary Engineers, Mr. Linker's efforts reenforced proliferating activity in Tertiary Advanced Wastewater Treatment (AWT) plant modification to several of the smaller municipal AWT Facilities in technical Southern California. His scope of work included BOD/COD Process Calculation; Commercial Grade MCC, PLC, RTU, and Switchgear Generator Dedication; Configuration Management; Obedient CWBS Contracts Administration; MSDS Strap-On; Corporate Communications; Critical Path Projects Cost Estimation; Demographics; Construction Inspection; PERT General Planning; Engineering Plans & New Improved Standard TECH SPECS; Quality Assurance; CEGA MIL-STD EIR CAC EH&S Liaison Engineering Technology; and contractor submittal Shoppe Drawing review. 10. With the ARMY Package Power Prototype, Rocky Flats, GCEP, NPR MOX Fuel Fab, Neon Tritium Target Practice - Gas Cooled Offices of FLUOR DANIEL - following completion of Hanford's Chop Leach (SNM Metal) PLUTONIUM/URANIUM Extraction (PUREX), Process Facility Modification (PFM) Project (PFMP) and Idaho's Exxon WINCO FluorINEL FDP RMP FAST RAL ICPP Chem Plant, UNITED ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS (UCAT) Liquid Effluent Treatment & Disposal (LET&D) Preconceptual Facility - Mr. Linker contributed as a modular Nuclear General Atomic sub-Task-Force Nuclearemedial Process Man to the WESTINGHOUSE HANFORD directorate, Probabilistic HWVP HAZOP-FMECA Regulatory Wasteform Qualification Feed Prep, TRU-Recycle, Time-in-Motion, WVNS-BNFL Turntable, total nonlinear fractal Chaos strange attractor, Melter/Off-Gas (MOG) perturbation, PLUTONIUM Processing Building(s) 703F/771 (PPB), B-Plant TRUEX/SYREX Pretreatment FB/HB/NSR Canyon(s), Strategic Root Cause, Source-Term reorganizational Replacement Tritium Facility (RTF) NTSB/DNFSB/NWTRB MIL-STD-UNIT(S). On the Force, Mr. Linker followed through with Operable OnSite DWPF remote control & analytical process systems spreadsheet database MIL-STD-PRODUCTION for CFR/WAC Canyon Crane accordance and Frenkel Shottke hot OnSite on-line STARTUP & MSM manipulator repair quick Stop'n-Go Cray-YMP Hot Shops of the East meets West, CFT-CWNT-FAFT-FDCT-FFT-KFT-MFT-NAFT-OACT-OANT-PFT-RAT-RCT-RLST-SCAT-SCT-SFHT-SME-SMECT-SRAT-WAT-WHT functional management support. Also, Mr. Linker assisted with totally exhaustively zoned ANSI/ASME NQA-1 AHU-HVAC/R technology assurance, chemical process penetration Hot Cell (CPC) operating process control (PCD) all discipline Control-Room Advanced Procedures bilateral verification for Vitrification Building distributed control (DCS) and glovebox snubber/jumper burnup accountability, human performance, formal Fluor-type lattice displacement process hand calculation (CALC) - PFDs and P&IDs. In addition, Mr. Linker serviced independent review to Los Alamos' Backscattering IAED RTF/WETF TA-33/55/91, WIPP MST-12, Photochromic Bursting Pumped Liquid PU-239 Modulating Nuclearemedial SP-100, disciplinary ELECTRIC environmental Sandia MIL-STD-SNM-SIS, PANTEX Metal Weapons Evaluation Test (WET) Lab, and the Homer URENCO Claiborne Parish, Louisiana Energy Services (LES-URENCO) U-235 Centrifugal URANIUM 0.025 Enrichment Project, together with assorted good Total Quality Value Engineeering Principal. 11. On Advanced "Extra-Help"/Ultratemp assignment to Santa Barbara County's Air Pollution Control District - Energy Division, as Air Quality Control (CAA-BACT/PSD. NAAQS, NAPAP, NESHAPS, NSPS, NSR) CAC Permit Licensing & COMPLIANCE ENGINEER, Mr. Linker acted principally in QUALITY ENGINEERING and regulatory technology MIL-STD-LIAISON roles for obedient grandfathered one-step two-step, Permit-to-Operate (PTO) remedial licensing of previously exempt stationary source combustion equipment - in support of Departement of Interior (DOI), Minerals Management Agency, Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) offshore oil exploration/production and the VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE STS Shuttle Transport System, Space Launch Complex ("Slick VI"). Secondarily, Mr. Linker was instrumentally attentive in providing advanced environmental assistance in Authority-to Construct (ATC) & PTO Clean Air Act (CAA) State Implementation Plant (SIP) & remedial PTPLU activity Programme managing involovement in soils and groundwater contaminated with Benzene-Toluene-Xylene (BTX), Stoddard's Solvent and Chromic Acid compounds, pursuant to SARA RCRA. 12. With Holguin & Associates, Mr. Linker applied advanced OnSite MIL-STD-NUCLEAREMEDIATION techniques to sensitive noncompliant licensees along the South Central Coast. As acting RFI/CMS Director of TOTAL ENFORCEMENT for MIL-STD-NUCLEARESTORATION, Mr. Linker performed expedited roles in Remedial Licensing, backhoe utilization, electrical work & carpentry, jack & sledgehammer operation, E&C and operations management of commercial grade Nuclearemedial NAVY Nuclearemediation facilities, groundwater monitoring well E&C, hand auger soil sampling, hollow stem auger drill rig penetration & sample logging, lysimeter installation, masonry, plumbing, soil-gas assessment and source-receptor AIRDOS modeling - TOTAL Remediation (NUCLEAR). 13. With Daniel Grosjean & Associates - Consultants in Environmental Research, Mr. Linker participated (as an atmospheric chemist) in an international interdisciplinary physical/organic MIL-STD-AEROSOL disciplinary environmental research environment on PT MUGU PACIFIC MISSILE TEST STATION, strategic San Nicholas Island. Mr. Linker's research involved laboratory analytical synthetic methods development & Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) technical writing, coupled with field sampling of primary atmospheric pollutants and their remedial secondary molecular multiphasic environmental RADM/ADOM reaction products. 14. Appointed Assistant III to the University of California, Department of Chemical and NUCLEAR ENGINEERING, Center for RISK Studies and SAFETY (CRSS), Mr. Linker participated in numerous principally environmental MIL-STD-TECHNICIAN level capacities in NRC-ACRS SAFETY Facilities Navier-Stokes support & programmatic accrediational Quality Maintenance Implementation pedagogy - Peer Review. During this period, Mr. Linker's research assignments involved arenas in: FBR/GCR/HWR/LWR severe accident analysis, Ion Cyclotron Resonance (ICR), heterogeneous hydroformylation Supported Liquid Phase Catalysis (SLPC), Nuclearemedial NAVY diradical-electrorganoanionic Molecular quantum multiphasic thermalhydraulic ANNA/BEBOP-BLEVE/CASMO-3/COBRA/CONcERT/DETECTOR/EAL/EPZ/FOLLOW/G-FLOW/IFB/ INCA/INCORE/INPAX-II/LOFT/MAGIC/MELCOR/MICBURN-3G/MICROBURN-B/P/MOD03/NSSS/ PAR/READS/RELAP5/RETRAN02/SCDAP/SGTR/SIMULATE-3/SNUPPSII/SOV/TABLES-3/THEATRe /TOTE/TRAC/VANTAGE5/VIPRE/WABA boundary layer stratification, cryogenic superconducting NMR, ultasonic ultra-high vacuum detector chamber research, and interfacial PRA, event & fault tree HAZOP-FMECA CRAY-YMP transport phenomenae. As Assistant III, Mr. Linker developed in marketably vital Essential Service areas including: CNC mill/lathe machining, flash x-ray, Taylor instability, welding, hammer drill & impact wrench operation, nuclearemedial concrete-corium severe accident debris bed action, pulsating GE-EG&G tritium neutronics acceleration, alpha/beta/gamma densitometric health physics; and various other appropriately elucidated Professional Safe Engineering Practice(s).</DIV></DIV><hr>Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at <a href="http://www.hotmail.com/">http://www.hotmail.com</a> </html> - - To unsubscribe to abolition-usa, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe abolition-usa" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. 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