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Map of all US Department of Energy (USDOE) nuclear waste and contaminated nuclear weapons production sites.

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"We began as an alliance of affected peoples, organizers, health workers, and scientists who wanted to take on a military complex that was poisoning communities, wasting billions of our money, and putting the world at risk. ANA supports our over 30 member organizations and groups who are working throughout the country to empower citizens to take action and to protest an opaque and mismanaged nuclear complex....We work to find solutions that can achieve a vision of a modern society that runs off renewable energy sources, has verifiably dismantled the world's nuclear arsenal, and has responsibly disposed of our nuclear waste." 

Taken from the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability's website. Click here to learn more! 

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"We began as an alliance of affected peoples, organizers, health workers, and scientists who wanted to take on a military complex that was poisoning communities, wasting billions of our money, and putting the world at risk. ANA supports our over 30 member organizations and groups who are working throughout the country to empower citizens to take action and to protest an opaque and mismanaged nuclear complex....We work to find solutions that can achieve a vision of a modern society that runs off renewable energy sources, has verifiably dismantled the world's nuclear arsenal, and has responsibly disposed of our nuclear waste." 

Taken from the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability's website. Click here to learn more! 

The Hanford Advisory Board is a non-partisan and broadly representative body consisting of a balanced mix of the diverse interests that are affected by Hanford cleanup issues. As set forth in its charter, the primary mission of the Board is to provide informed recommendations and advice to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) on selected major policy issues related to the cleanup of the Hanford site.  Heart of America Northwest is one of five regional public interest groups on the Board. We have been "issue managers and lead in developing much of the Board's advice on cleanup budgets, risks and objecting to cleanup delays.

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THE ALLIANCE FOR NUCLEAR ACCOUNTABILITY 

Heart of America Northwest is a member of theWashington Coalition for Open Government. 

Much of our work to hold the US Department of Energy or Washington Department of Ecology accountable relies on our right to obtain public records through the Washington Public Records Act and federal Freedom of Information Act. The Coalition is the "Go-To" source for resources and advocacy on open government. 

Heart of America Northwest

The public's voice for Hanford cleanup, clean energy, and nuclear safety across the Northwest

"We began as an alliance of affected peoples, organizers, health workers, and scientists who wanted to take on a military complex that was poisoning communities, wasting billions of our money, and putting the world at risk. ANA supports our over 30 member organizations and groups who are working throughout the country to empower citizens to take action and to protest an opaque and mismanaged nuclear complex....We work to find solutions that can achieve a vision of a modern society that runs off renewable energy sources, has verifiably dismantled the world's nuclear arsenal, and has responsibly disposed of our nuclear waste." 

Taken from the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability's website. Click here to learn more!