Outreach and Communication Task
Group
Scholarly Products 1995 - 2000
| Basic of risk
communication. Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1999 Citation: SRS-CDC future use subcommittee, Risk communication working group. Hilton Head, SC, February. Abstract: |
| Communicating
fish consumption risk along the Savannah River: Risk
communication evaluation. Author: Waishwell, L., Other Author(s): and J. Burger. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 2000 Citation: Society for Risk Assessment Annual Meeting. Abstract: |
| Community/Stakeholder
Involvement: What we've learned: 1980-2000 Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 2000 Citation: Environmental and Occupational Health Research at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute 1980-2000. Abstract: |
| Coordinating
citizens advisory groups for environmental issues Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: American Public Health Association Annual Convention. Indianapolis, IN, November. Abstract: |
| CRESP
structure defined. Poster Author: Powers, C., Other Author(s): and B. Smith, Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| CRESP UPDATE:
Hanford Author: Grace, D. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Public Education Information and Newsletters Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Winter, Seattle, WA: University of Washington. Abstract: |
| CRESP UPDATE:
Hanford Author: Grace, D. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Public Education Information and Newsletters Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Spring. Seattle, WA: University of Washington. Abstract: |
| CRESP Update:
Hanford Author: Kern, M. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Public Education Information and Newsletters Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Fall. Seattle, WA: University of Washington. Abstract: |
| CRESP UPDATE:
Hanford Author: Kern, M. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Public Education Information and Newsletters Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Summer. Seattle, WA: University of Washington. Abstract: |
| Development
of a user-friendly web-based tool to access information
about DOE site conditions. Author: Waishwell., L., Other Author(s): A. Roy, V. Purushothaman, R. Berse, and P. Georgopoulous. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Health of the Hanford Site 3rd Annual conference. Richland, WA., November 1999 Abstract: |
| From science
to consensus: The fish fact sheet-a CRESP perspective.
Poster Author: Burger, J., Other Author(s): M. Gochfeld, B. Goldstein, L.F. McGrath, C.W. Powers and L. Waishwell. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: The Department of Energy, the U.S. EPA, and state agencies such as South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) and Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) all recognize the need to provide credible information to local populations to enable good decision-making related to risks associated with SRS. However, regulatory policy can be conflicting among these agencies and can become a significant roadblock to decision-making. In the process of developing a Fish Fact Sheet to describe risks associated with eating fish from the Savannah River, CRESP was asked to provide scientific data as a mechanism for groups with different regulatory perspectives to reach agreement on a regulatory response action. This project is an example of how credible science can be used to implement policies and provide a basis for consensus building in difficult communication issues. |
| Hanford
Openness Workshop #4. US DOE Richland Operations Office
and CRESP Author: CRESP Other Author(s): Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Richland, WA, May, 18. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshop #4: Tribal Openness, June 2 Author: CRESP-UW Other Author(s): Outreach and Communication Task Group Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: University of Washington: Spokane, WA. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Author: Grace, D. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Proceedings Publication Date: 1999 Citation: In proceedings of the Section Annual Health of the Hanford Site Conference, 100-108. Richland, WA:University of Washington. Abstract: What are the openness issues at Hanford? First, information, both classified and unclassified, has been problematic for stakeholders. Certainly in this context, when I talk about stakeholders, I mean anyone who's not DOE, so researchers, advocates, tribal nations -- they've all had a difficult time getting the information that they feel they need to make decisions or be effective participants in decision making. A big turning point for DOE was in 1986 when they released 19,000 pages of unclassified and once classified information. I think it's important to note that it's not just classified information that's tough to get to. It's unclassified information, as well. Then in 1983, Hazel O'Leary committed to an openness initiative at the Hanford Summit II, and committed to working with stakeholders and moving forward in openness. About two years of progress took place and stakeholders that had identified themselves after Hanford Summit II worked together to try to create an openness panel to systematically look at openness issues at Hanford. But institutional roadblocks were frustrating the process. Where would this panel sit? Who would comprise it? Who would implement it? A lot of people felt that the Hanford Advisory Board was the obvious vehicle for that, but their plate was pretty full. The Hanford Advisory Board was very supportive of the initiative, of looking at these issues, but didn't really have the funding or the resources to go after it. Mary Lou Blazek of the Oregon Office of Energy came to CRESP in 1987. She had been spearheading this effort, and she asked us if we could help. CRESP's independence and its sitting back from the process gave it some freedom to step in and act as an implementer in this case. |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #1, February 10 Author: CRESP-UW Other Author(s): Outreach and Communication Task Group Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: University of Washington: Spokane, WA. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #1, February 10, Summary Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #1, Stakeholder Event (US DOE Richland
Operations Office and CRESP) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Richland, WA, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #2 and #3, April 8 and 9, 1999,
Summary Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA, University of Washington. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #2, Stakeholder Event (US DOE Richland
Operations Office and CRESP) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Portland, OR, November. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #3, Stakeholder Event (US DOE Richland
Operations Office and CRESP) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Seattle, WA, February. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops #4, Stakeholder Event (US DOE Richland
Operations Office and CRESP) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Richland, WA, May 18. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Document Review Author: Kern, M. Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Public Involvement Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Access to Documents Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Classified Information Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Employee Concerns Author: Kern, M. Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Internet Resources Author: Kern, M. Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: University of Washington: Seattle, WA, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Openness with Security Author: Kern M. Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops Fact Sheets: Tribal Openness Concerns Author: Kern, M. Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops, Fact Sheet: Background Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, October. Abstract: |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops, October 1997 - May 1998, Final Report
Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington, August. Abstract: Executive Summary: An Overview of the Hanford Openness Workshops. The Hanford Openness Workshops (HOW) are a collaborative effort amonmg the US Department of Energy (DOE)-Richland Operations Office (RL), the Consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation (CRESP), the Oregon Office of Energy, and the Washington Department of Ecology, and regional Tribal and citizen representatives. They are being conducted in order to partially fulfill DOE-RL's commitment to instituting DOE's openness initiatives. It is the mission of the Hanford Openness Workshops to resolve issues impeding the availability of any information important to public understanding and decision making at the Hanford Nuclear Site in Eastern Washington while protecting national security or privacy information. The workshops are designed to aid DOE-RL on issues related to declassification of information and to improve public access to Hanford information. Four workshops were conducted from October 1997 to May 1999. This Executive Summary contains a synopsis of each section of the full report, which is intended to communicate the major topics of discussion and conclusions reached during these workshops. The summary includes an abbreviated report from each working group, followed by key recommendations and a series of recommended next steps. Complete working group reports and recommendations are provided in the body of the report. The complete report is available electronically at http://www.hanford.gov/boards/openness/index.htm |
| Hanford
Openness Workshops, October 1997 - May 1998, Final Report
Appendices Author: Kern, M, Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1998 Citation: WA: University of Washington, August. Abstract: |
| Improving the
quality of health rsk information provided in the budget
process of the department of energy environmental
management program. Poster Author: Ewers T.G., Other Author(s): T.K. Takaro, K.B. Ertell, K. McCarthy, J. Moore, S.M. Bartell, R. Ponce, E. Faustman, W. Griffith, M Salzar, and S. Barnhart. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| Intake survey
for League of Women Voters’ national dialogue pilot
workshops Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Questionaires and Instruments Utilized Publication Date: 1997 Citation: October. Abstract: |
| Integrating
stakeholders into academic research: Case studies from
the Consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder
Participation's work at the Hanford nuclear site Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): T. Martin, D. Grace, and E. Faustman. Document Type: CRESP In Progress Manuscripts Publication Date: 200x Citation: Abstract: |
| Integration
of public involvement into the research process Author: Waishwell, L., Other Author(s): and D. Grace. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Presentation at IAP2 International Conference on Public Participation. October 3-7. Abstract: |
| Integration
of Stakeholders into the Research Process Author: Grace, D.A., Other Author(s): L. Waishwell. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: International Association of Public Participation 1998 Annual Conference. Tempe, AZ. Abstract: |
| Interviewer
training materials for a descriptive analysis of factors
related public education, outreach and risk communication
at SRS Author: Williams, B.L., Other Author(s): and Sylvia R. Brown. Document Type: CRESP Questionaires and Instruments Utilized Publication Date: 1996 Citation: Training Materials for Administration of Risk Communication Profile Instrument Abstract: |
| Is Openness
Working? -- A Progress Report Author: CRESP UW Outreach Task Group M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Seattle, October. Abstract: |
| Newspaper
coverage of SRS and Rocky Flats: A content analysis.
Poster Author: Waishwell, L., Other Author(s): and K. Lowrie Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| Opening
remarks, earth day luncheon: The Consortium for Risk
Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation and ToxRap Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Citizens for environmental justice, Savannah, Georgia, April. Abstract: |
| Paticipatory
research and stakeholder analysis in the environmental
health field Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Family health post-doctorate fellows research form, UMDNJ, New Brunswick, NJ, May. Abstract: |
| Proposal
strategies for coordinating citizen advisory boards Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: American Public Health Association (APHA). Indianapolis, IN, November 9-13. Abstract: |
| Regional
stakeholder and regulator meeting Author: Grace, D. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Seattle, WA, January 15. Abstract: |
| Reporting of
Risk in Newspapers: A content analysis Author: Waishwell, L., Other Author(s): and K. Lowrie. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Society for Risk Assessment, Phoenix, AZ., December, 1998. Abstract: |
| Reporting of
risk in newspapers: An example of Content Analysis Author: Waishwell, L., Other Author(s): and K, Lowrie. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Health of the Hanford Site 2nd annual conference. Richland, WA, November, 1998. Abstract: |
| Reporting of
risk in newspapers: Content analysis Author: Waishwell, L, Other Author(s): and K. Lowrie. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Tenth Conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, the Eighth Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis. Boston, MA, August 15-19. Abstract: |
| Reporting of
risk in newspapers: Content analysis. Author: Waishwell, L., Other Author(s): and K, Lowrie. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: ISEE/ISEA Joint Conference. Boston, MA, August. Abstract: |
| Risk and risk
communication Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Presented to the SRS-CAB risk management and future use subcommittee. Hilton Head, SC, January. Abstract: |
| Risk and risk
communication Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Savannah River Site Citizen's Advisory Board (SRS-CAB) Risk Management and Future Use Subcommittee. Atlanta, GA, January 27. Abstract: |
| Risk
assessment Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Presented at the disenfranchised and people of color environmental health summit. Waveland, MS, May. Abstract: |
| Risk
assessment. Environmental health summit Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: People of Color and Disenfranchised Communities. Waveland, MS, May. Abstract: |
| Risk
Communication in the Savannah River area: results of a
telephone survey Author: Waishwell L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: American Nuclear Society topical meeting. Charleston, SC, September. Abstract: |
| Risk
communication profile instrument results Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Presented at the CDC-SRS health effects sub-committee. Charleston, SC, August. Abstract: |
| Risk
communication profile: Implications for outreach Author: Waishwell L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: SRS-CDC Health Effects Subcommittee. Charleston, SC, July 18. Abstract: |
| Risk
Roundtable: Evaluating risk from a tribal perspective (a
forum on risk for representatives of 22 tribes and state
and national regulators). Confederated Tribes of the
Umatilla Indian Reservation and CRESP Author: CRESP Other Author(s): UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Pendleton, OR, January 26-29. Abstract: |
| Savannah
river site risk management working group: A process to
understand risk assessments and communicate results Author: McGrath, L.F., Other Author(s): and L. Waishwell. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Health of the Hanford site 2nd annual conference. Richland, WA, November, 1998. Abstract: |
| Sources of
information to the citizens advisory board: Is risk
relevant? Poster Author: Waishwell L., Other Author(s): and J. Burger. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| Strategies
for coordinating citizen advisory boards Author: Waishwell, L. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1997 Citation: American Public Health Association (APHA). Indianapolis, IN, November 9-13. Abstract: |
| The Hanford
Openness Workshops: Fostering open and transparent
decision making at the Department of Energy Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): T. Martin, D. Grace, M.L. Blazek, G. deBruler, A. Gordon, D. Larson, M. Power, E. Faustman. Document Type: CRESP In Progress Manuscripts Publication Date: 200x Citation: Abstract: |
| The Hanford
openness workshops: Helping stakeholders and tribes
participate meaninfully in risk-based decision-making.
Poster Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): T. Potter-Chiles, E. Fustman, D. Grace, R.Pixler, and T. Takaro. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| The Risk
Roundtable: Evaluating Risk from a Tribal Perspective,
Roundtable Summary Author: CRESP, Other Author(s): Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and Risk Roundtable Steering Committee/Facilitation Team. Document Type: CRESP Reports Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Seattle, WA: University of Washington. Abstract: Overview: Following a background session held for tribal attendees only on what risk is and how risk is used in environmental decision making, there were a variety of presentations and discussions on conceptual approaches toward risk-based decision making. Also presented were specific tools, applications, and modifications of conventional methods that can and have led to better-informed decision outcomes for tribes. Participants then discussed related advances and applications in comparative risk, cultural profiling, risk methods for environmental justice, and tribal risk ethics. Facilitators for the Council of Energy Resource Tribes (CERT) led strategy sessions for tribal representatives at the beginning and at the end of the Roundtable to help these participants determine what they wanted to accomplish from the Roundtable and what follow-up steps the participants would want to take after it concluded. Participants had the opportunity to continue conversations in an informal setting, to network, and to learn more about one another and the various cultures represented at the Roundtable during several lunch and dinner events. These events included a traditional dinner no one in attendance will ever forget provided by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, who hosted the Roundtable. Participants were overwhelmed by the warm welcome they received and the hospitality exhibited by people from across the Reservation community--from the elders and leaders who conducted the dinner and shared their thoughts and insight, to the community members and youth who provided, prepared, and served traditional foods. |
| The risk
roundtable: Evaluating risk from a tribal perspective.
Poster Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): T. Potter-Chiles, E. Faustmen, and D. Grace. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| Transportation
working Group #1—Ecological health perspectives.
(Discussion of ecological considerations of cross-complex
transportation of nuclear waste by ecological health
experts) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Seattle, WA, October. Abstract: |
| Transportation
working group #2—Human health perspectives.
(Discussion of human health considerations of
cross-complex transportation of nuclear waste by human
health experts) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Seattle, WA, October. Abstract: |
| Transportation
working group #3—Regulatory perspectives.
(Discussion of regulatory considerations of cross-complex
transportation of nuclear waste by state and federal
regulators) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Seattle, WA, November. Abstract: |
| Transportation
working group #4—Local official and
citizen/tribalpPerspectives. (Discussion of citizen and
local considerations of cross-complex transportation of
nuclear waste) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Seattle, WA, November. Abstract: |
| Transportation
working group #5—Lay perspectives. 1998. (Discussion
of impacts of cross-complex transportation of nuclear
waste by uninvolved local citizens) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Seattle, WA, February. Abstract: |
| Transportation
working group #6—Overview of perspectives. (Group
discussion of findings from each of the prior
discussions) Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1998 Citation: Seattle, WA, February. Abstract: |
| Tribal
Openness Workshops, 1999 Hanford Openness Workshops #4,
Spokane, WA, June 2 Author: Kern, M., Other Author(s): and Hanford Openness Workshops Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1999 Citation: Spokane, WA. Abstract: Around 40 representatives of Indian and non-Indian governments and organizations attended the Tribal Openness Workshop to focus on the unique concerns and priorities of tribes and tribal nations regarding open and transparent decision making at Hanford and across the DOE complex. The Workshop featured roundtable discussions on involving tribes in the declassification process, protecting cultural resources while preserving privacy, and fostering an open and "government-to-government" decision making environment. Outcomes included a Tribal Openness Concerns Fact Sheet and a series of planned information sessions between the Hanford Declassification Project and individual tribes. |
| Understanding
risk at SRS: Development of a brochure. Poster Author: McGrath, L.F., Other Author(s): and L. Waishwell. Document Type: CRESP Presentations, Posters, and Abstracts Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP 1998 Annual Meeting, Dingmans Ferry, Pa, June. Abstract: |
| Understanding
risk: Native American contexts and the challenges to
science. Symposium. Sponsored by CRESP at the Society for
Risk Analysis Annual Meeting Author: CRESP Other Author(s): and UW Outreach and Communication Task Group. Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: December. Abstract: |
| Understanding
risk: Tribal government issues in context. Society for
Risk Analysis (SRA) Forum Author: Grace, D., Other Author(s): E.M. Faustman, J. Lewis, and the Council for Energy Resource Tribes (CERT). Document Type: CRESP Symposia, Workshops, and Stakeholder Events Publication Date: 1997 Citation: Annapolis, MD, June 1-3. Abstract: |
| What
is CRESP? (Brochure for CRESP public information packet) Author: Chu, E.W., Other Author(s): and L. Waishwell. Document Type: CRESP Public Education Information and Newsletters Publication Date: 1998 Citation: CRESP UW and CRESP EOHSI, Seattle, WA and Piscataway, NJ. Abstract: |
| Working
Meeting on Improving the Qualitative Evaluation of Public
and Worker Impacts at the DOE Environmental Management
Sites Author: Grace, D. Other Author(s): Document Type: CRESP In Progress Researcher Reports Publication Date: 200X Citation: Seattle, WA. Abstract: |