NEIS Director Receives National Award for Lifetime Dedication and Visionary Work for a Nuclear-Free World
CHICAGO– Local nuclear expert David A. Kraft, Director of Nuclear Energy Information Service (NEIS) headquartered in Chicago, received a national award from the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability (ANA) and Beyond Nuclear on May 23, 2017 on Capitol Hill. The ANA hosted a reception to honor leaders in the movement to stop unnecessary nuclear weapons research and production, clean up radioactive wastes and address the needs of those contaminated by nuclear facilities. Continue reading NEIS DIRECTOR RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD
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