Oct 4 ID Energy Update: A Win for Wind, A Loss for Efficiency

Idaho Energy Update October 4, 2012 The Snake River Alliance has a new home in Boise! The Alliance recently relocated from our former digs at 9th & Jefferson in downtown Boise to 6th & Idaho, just a few blocks away and above the Java coffee shop. We’ll have an office warming celebration from 5:30-7:30 p.m. [...]

Boise Office Moves Above Ground! — Liz Woodruff

  Those of you who have visited the Alliance in our Boise office in the past might remember that our workspace served as a great metaphor for buried waste. We were in a basement, with no light or windows.  For an organization that spent years fighting nuclear weapons facilities, the fact that our office often [...]

Nuclear Waste . . . It Ain’t Easy – Beatrice Brailsford

The Integrated Waste Treatment Unit, designed to lessen one of the primary environmental hazards at the Idaho National Laboratory, has hit a fairly serious obstacle.  It reminds us that INL is not just a bunch of press releases, but a real place with real impacts. The IWTU is slated to suck out the last 900,000 [...]

Keep Up the Pressure on the LINE Commission – Liz Woodruff

On June 29 Snake River Alliance staff stood before the Leadership in Nuclear Energy (LINE) Commission and sent a clear message: Idahoans will not accept commercial radioactive spent fuel for storage or disposal. Idahoans have already said “NO” to this waste … but we’re willing to say it again. See our presentation and other presentations [...]