Jul 21, 2008

Hearings will gather perceptions of Los Alamos lab

New Mexico Business Weekly

The New Mexico Environment Department and the New Mexico Community Foundation will host a series of listening sessions about Los Alamos National Laboratory.

The sessions are designed to better understand the issues and perceptions residents of northern New Mexico have regarding LANL.

The conveners anticipate the conversations will touch on economic, social, political, cultural, environmental and other issues that surround the lab.

Officials with the Environment Department said better understanding of these issues and priorities that are important to northern New Mexicans will allow the Department to incorporate these concerns into its decisions on handling potential environmental risks posed by LANL.

The first session will be July 22 at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center at 3221 Rodeo Road in Santa Fe from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Other sessions will be announced at that meeting.

For more information, contact Rebecca Kay at the Department's Hazardous Waste Bureau, (505) 476-6040, or rebecca.kay@state.nm.us.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm sure the only ones who will show up to give their "perceptions" of the lab are those who want to bitch and moan about something.

Everyone else is too busy living their lives to engage in such whinery.

Anonymous said...

Yeah, but like LANL is a serious entity anymore. I think McDonalds U is a more credible institution.

Bringing Mikey in , and his money grubbing whores, was like, giving McD U the highest award for intellecutal accomplishment.

Go
mikey

Anonymous said...

"Yeah, but like LANL is a serious entity anymore. I think McDonalds U is a more credible institution.

Bringing Mikey in , and his money grubbing whores, was like, giving McD U the highest award for intellecutal accomplishment.

Go
mikey

7/23/08 10:45 PM"

I take it that you were intoxicated when you wrote this bit of drivel.