Session 66 - US DOE, Site Specific and Citizens Advisory Board (CABs) - Public Involvement Makes a Difference

Chair(s):

Melissa Nielson, US DOE (USA)
Virginia Dickert, Washington Savannah River Company (USA)

Order

Paper Title

1 

US DOE's Environmental Management Site-Specific Advisory Board - 15 Years of Community Involvement - 9315
Melissa Nielson, US DOE (USA); Catherine Brennan, US DOE Office of Environmental Management (USA)  

2 

The US DOE Environmental Management Oak Ridge Site Specific Advisory Board: A Review of the ORSSAB's Impact on Clean Up Decisions on the Oak Ridge Reservation - 9395
Lance Mezga, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (USA); David Adler, US DOE (USA)  

3 

Strategies for Public Involvement at the West Valley Demonstration Project - 9242
John Chamberlain, West Valley Environmental Services LLC (USA); Sonja Allen, West Valley Environmental Services LLC (USA); Thomas Attridge, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (USA); Bryan Bower, US DOE (USA)  

4 

Rural Communities and US DOE Environmental Management Programs at the Nevada Test Site: Do Outreach Efforts Matter? - 9048
Helen Neill, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (USA); Kelly Snyder, US DOE, Nevada (USA); Jennifer Ward, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (USA)  

5 

Envisioning Communications with Future Stakeholders - A Case Study Using the In-Situ Decommissioning of P-Reactor - 9285
Donna Antonucci, Savannah River Site-CAB (USA)  

6 

Facilitating Site-Specific and Citizens Advisory Boards: Running Effective Meetings that Involve Complex Technical Issues - 9353
Jenny Freeman, Strata-G, LLC (USA)  

7 

Stakeholder Participation in the Environmental Cleanup of Radioactive Wastes in the United Kingdom, Japan and United States - 9024
Mito Akiyoshi, Senshu University (Japan); Christian Poppeliers, Augusta State University, Dept of Physics (USA); John Whitton, Nexia Solutions (UK); Bill Lawless, Paine College (USA)