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Colorado is at the crossroads of energy development and nees your help in deciding which way to go.
Summary
Correspondence (1976). Covers Colorado, Denver. Topics: nuclear energy development, Nuclear Safeguards Amendment, citizen participation. Agencies: Public Service Co., Coloradans for Safe Power, American Federation of Teachers, Colorado. Cites 1 external work.
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Knowledge graph centered on Colorado is at the crossroads of energy developmen with 16 nodes and 55 connections. Top connected: Colorado Open Space Council (COSC), Friends of the Earth, Public Service Co., community assembly processes, Coloradans for Safe Power.
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Colorado Open Space Council (COSC)Public Service Co.Friends of the EarthColoradans for Safe PowerColorado Public Interest Research GroupAmerican Federation of Teachers, ColoradoProject SurvivalColorado People's Lobby
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Environmental ActionNational Health FoundationSierra Club, Enos Mills Chapter
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- Washington Post article on nuclear industry opposition funding (1976)
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