Big Island DU contamination before the NRC on May 30th
I have attached united states army regulation 40-5 that also governs their actions.
To Gary Gill
Deputy Director Hawaii Dept. of HealthAloha Gary,
Over the past several years, has the DOH ever participated in any of the
meetings where Hawaii citizens have challenged the Army and NRC on DU?
Has the DOH ever even listened in? I have never heard a comment by the
DOH in any of the meetings and I have been involved extensively.
Will you or someone in the DOH be joining the meeting on May 30th to
speak out for the public health of Hawaii citizen concerns this time?
If not, why not? According to Dr. Rokke, who wrote the regulation,
according to Army regulation 700-48, the Army is required to follow
local government’s requests. The Army has not followed Hawaii County
Council Resolution 639-08. Please ask the Army and the NRC to follow
the 8 actions requested in that resolution including stopping all
live-fire at Pohakuloa.The Davy Crockett is one DU weapon confirmed used at Pohakuloa. There
are many other DU weapons that may have been used. We will not know the
full extent of the DU contamination until comprehensive testing and
monitoring is done.
Mahalo.
Jim
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Jim Albertini Malu ‘Aina Center For Non-violent Education & Action P.O.
Box AB Ola’a (Kurtistown) Hawai’i 96760 Phone 808-966-7622 Email
ja@malu-aina.org Visit us on the web at www.malu-aina.org
Military Radiation
from Pohakuloa:
Blowing in the Wind?
Military radiation contamination at the 133,000-acre Pohakuloa Training Area (PTA) in the center of Hawaii Island will be the subject of a meeting on Thursday, May 30, 2013. The meeting is NOT being held where it should be – on Hawaii Island. Instead, it is being held in Maryland from 8:30 – 11:30 AM Hawaii time in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) offices between NRC staff and the Army. The public can participate by phoning toll free 1-877-521-2306 with the passcode 9744768. You can also email comments to Gary Gill of the Hawaii Dept. of health “Gill, Gary L.” <Gary.Gill@doh.hawaii.gov> and Dominick Orlando of the NRC Dominick <Dominick.Orlando@nrc.gov>
Let your voice be heard. Mahalo.