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CMEP Staff Changes
CRITICAL MASS STAFF CHANGES ANNOUNCED
Critical Mass announces several staff changes that may be of
interest to CMEP-LIST subscribers.
Matthew Freedman has left Public Citizen to spend the summer travelling
in Central America and then will be off to Harvard Law School this
fall. Mike Grynberg will be leaving in mid-July to travel within
the United States and then plans to start his first year at the
University of Virginia Law School. Critical Mass thanks Matt and Mike
for their years of excellent work and wishes them good luck in law school.
Critical Mass welcomes Charlie Higley (higley@citizen.org), who comes to
us from the Wisconsin Energy Center and will be covering utility
restructuring and some energy budget issues. Auke Piersma
(apiersma@citizen.org), a graduate student at Washington University in
St. Louis, is spending his summer with Critical Mass and is working on
efforts to terminate the Advanced Light Water Reactor program.
Lisa Brooks (reached via cmep@citizen.org) will be the primary contact
for all list-related questions and concerns about renewable energy and
transportation issues.
Critical Mass Director Bill Magavern (magavern@citizen.org) covers
nuclear waste and uranium enrichment issues. Jim Riccio
(jriccio@mindspring.com) is responsible for nuclear reactor safety issues.
We remain committed to using this list to pass on important information
on energy policy developments in Washington, D.C., to safe energy
activists and interested citizens. By providing this service, we hope to
make it easy for individuals and citizens groups to stay on top
of national issues and weigh in at critical times to make a
difference.
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