Dr. Ian Fairlie Webinar
“Is it Safe to Live Near San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant?”
Stream the Interview! Fairlie, a consultant who studied the Chernobyl fallout before leading the UK’s Committee Examining Radiation Risks of Internal Emitters, has advised the European Parliament and other government agencies on the dangers of radiation exposure (Read Bio). During the webinar, Fairlie told listeners that it’s better to be aware of the dangers of radiation exposure than to live in ignorant bliss. Download a Transcript.
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At Samuel Lawrence Foundation we are making progress on the long-term risks posed by radioactive waste sotred in low-quality storage canisters on San Onofre beach.
We are motivated by our love for our community and by the opportunity to engage with world-renowned scientists. Consider donating to help us continue to work towards solutions and continue to provide educational opportunities with experts in their field of study.
2020 S.O.N.G.S. TASK FORCE REPORT
The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Task Force Report was released this week after 18 months of fact-finding. SLF is proud to have joined scientists, policy makers and community leaders in preparing the document. Thanks so much to Rep. Mike Levin for bringing us together. We will continue to appreciate his leadership as he advances eight key policy recommendations contained in the report.
We encourage you to review the report and share it widely:
Don Mosier interview
Lessons from the COVID19 Response
Stream the Interview! Appointed by Anthony Fauci, Dr. Mosier chaired the first National Institution of Health AIDS review committee. At the forefront of infectious disease, he frequently collaborates with the World Health Organization (WHO), ANRS, UC San Diego, Scripps and other critical scientific organizations.
Support SLF while Sheltering in Place
Health crises can be paralyzing, but we hope you don’t give up on supporting SLF’s mission of engaging people to write letters of support to your representatives regarding the 3.6 million pounds of nuclear waste being stored in thin-walled canisters at San Onofre beach.
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As a 501(c)(3) SLF hosts public events, performances, and builds awareness of powerful issues through programs across education, science and the arts.
Micro-grant funding enables us to have broad outreach. Grants present a critical investment opportunity for inspired individuals and organizations to empower our community.
ENVIRONMENT - NUCLEAR WASTE
3.6 million pounds of nuclear waste at San Onofre and the threat to public safety
SCIENCE & MEDICINE
From the microbiome to ecological studies, we fund a wide range of scientific explorations
education
As a bridge to shared learning, we promote programs from STEAM to garden education
The ARTS
Providing broader access to the arts for all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds
UNSUNG HERO/INES
Recognizing outstanding individuals and groups that go above and beyond in their field
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