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Toxics/Nuclear

One in four Americans lives within four miles of a Superfund site – uncontrolled or abandoned places containing some of the nation’s most toxic waste. Working to protect public health and the varied environments of local communities, the groups in this category seek to hold corporations and the government accountable. They work to clean up hazardous, nuclear and toxic waste, while supporting positive policy changes to reduce and eliminate their use.

Total given in this category in fiscal year 2008: $35,900

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Collectif Fran�ais Contre l�irradiation des Aliments

info@irradiation-aliments.org
Action Consommation, 21, rue Alexandre Dumas
Paris, Ile-de-France 75011 France
T: 3.30148E+11
www.irradiation-aliments.org

Grant Amount:$5,000.00

This group educates consumers about the risks of food irradiation and mobilizes them to urge institutions, communities and nations to thoroughly evaluate the risks of this process.

F�d�ration Rh�ne-Alpes de Protection de la Nature (FRAPNA) Ard�che

administration-ardeche@frapna.org
39 rue Jean-Louis Soulavie
Largentiere, Rh�ne-Alpes 71110 France
T: 475934145
www.frapna.org

Grant Amount:$7,500.00

This group is dedicated to the defense and protection of the environment and nature.

Friends of the Earth Scotland

info@foe-scotland.org.uk
Thorn House, 5 Rose Street
Edinburgh, Lothian EH22PR United Kingdom
T: 1312432700
www.foe-scotland.org.uk

Grant Amount:$7,400.00

Friends of the Earth Scotland empowers people and communities in Scotland to take action on the most pressing environmental issues, supports people to look after the planet, and champions environmental and social justice for all.

Green Action

info@greenaction-japan.org
22-75-103 Tanaka-Sekiden-cho, Ukyo-ku
Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 075-701-7223 Japan
T: 757017223
http://www.greenaction-japan.org/

Grant Amount:$3,191.00

Green Action works for a nuclear-free Japan by engaging with domestic and international citizens� groups concerned about Japan�s plutonium program.

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