Berkeley activists still occasionally protest against poor nuclear waste management....

The loading has begun, on a road near you! 4700 truckloads of radioactive hazardous dusty debris laced with asbestos, mercury and radioactive by-products (only covered by a tarp) from the $100 million demolition of the Bevatron accelerator. Remember: Better active today, than radioactive tomorrow!

Call and complain why don't you?

Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates: 510 981 7110

Berkeley Council Members:

Maio (District 1): 510 981 7110

Moore (District 2): 510 981 7120

Anderson (District 3): 510 981 7130

Arreguin (District 4): 510 981 7140

Capitelli (District 5): 510 981 7150

Wengraf (District 6): 510 981 7160

Worthington (District 7): 510 981 7170

Honestly enough I believe the meridian near the Berkeley Bowl grocery store one of the best if not the best location for some activist deployment. It's a difficult issue, if one might call and complain does that mean that one will be check-listed by the FBI and the peace and freedom act? Also difficult is the idea that tons of radioactive material is being dispersed into the atmosphere as it is being trucked to a toxic waste dump somewhere in Nevada. All of this is really, really bad news for the people of the east bay. Why the hell does the UCB and the City of Berkeley do things like this anyway? I know that there have been a few Nobel Peace Prizes related to experimentation with the Bevatron, and maybe now we can all rest at night knowing that there is indeed a better mousetrap out there, basically however this is a mousetrap that not properly dismantled will radiate the east bay probably as far east as Mt. Diablo [now you need a map of the bay area]...again this is really, really bad news for the east bay.

Hey, try not to mutate...[enter three eyed emocon here...]