Session 85 - Communicating Information and Issues: Tribal Involvement, Public Participation and Modern Technology

Chair(s):

Tjalle Vandergraaf, Providence College (Canada)
Margaret MacDonell, Argonne National Laboratory (USA)

Order

Paper Title

1 

Tweeting Our Way to Transparency: The Challenge of Social Media in Government - 10274
Tyler Whitney, US DOE - ORP (USA); Carrie Meyer, US DOE - ORP (USA); Erik Olds, US DOE - ORP (USA)  

2 

Honoring the US DOE’s Commitment to the American Indian Tribal Government Policy through Tribal Input to the Disposal of Greater Than-Class-C Low-Level Radioactive Waste Environmental Impact Statement - 10205
Arnold Edelman, US DOE - EM (USA); Albert Petrasek, US DOE - EM (USA); Richard Arnold, Nevada Test Site (USA)  

3 

Independent Oversight of Radioactive Waste Management - Influence on the Past - Benefit for the Future - 10143
Christopher Timm, PECOS Management Services, Inc. (USA); Jerry Fox, PECOS Management Services, Inc (USA)  

4 

Nuclear Communications - Transparent, Open and Often - 10447
Eliot Brenner, US NRC (USA); Rebecca Schmidt, US NRC (USA)  

5 

The Benefits and Opportunities of Implementing US DOE's Public Participation Policy by Working with Intergovernmental and Stakeholder Groups - 10044
David Borak, US DOE - EM (USA)  

6 

An Update on Stakeholder Participation in the Environmental Cleanup of Radioactive Wastes in the United Kingdom, Japan and United States - 10390
Bill Lawless, Paine College (USA); Fjorentina Angjellari-Dajci, Paine College (USA); Christian Poppeliers, Augusta State University, Dept of Physics (USA); Mito Akiyoshi, Senshu University (Japan); John Whitton, Nexia Solutions (United Kingdom)  

7 

Preservation Versus Demolition – The Fate of the Historic K-25 Gaseous Diffusion Plant - 10492
Susan Gawarecki, ORR Local Oversight Committee (USA); William Wilcox, Oak Ridge Heritage and Preservation Association (USA)