| ACRO: NGO measuring radioactivity and editing a quaterly review in French. (Association pour le Contrôle de la Radioactivité de l'Ouest.) |
| Alliance for Nuclear Accountability: U.S. national network of organizations working to address issues of nuclear weapons production and waste cleanup |
| Citizen's Nuclear Information Center (CNIC): Provide information and public education on nuclear power and nuclear issues in Japan. |
| Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana (CAC): Nuclear Issues including waste policy and transportation. Also other energy and environment issues. |
| Citizens Awareness Network (CAN): Concerned with environmental pollution and health issues surrounding exposure to toxins. Goals are to enable citizens to reclaim democratic control over their environment and to develop strategies for the prevention and elimination of pollution. Address issues of nuclear reactor operations, decomissioning, and public health effects across the Northeast U.S. |
| Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety: Provide news and information on the issues posed by radioactivity and the nuclear industry, particularly connected with Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) and Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in New Mexico. |
| Critical Mass Energy Project: Founded in 1974 by Ralph Nader, Public Citizen's Critical Mass Energy Project has been a powerful voice in watchdogging nuclear safety issues, stopping the reckless disposal of radioactive waste, and ensuring that environmental and consumer interests are protected as the electric utility industry deregulates. |
| Environmentalists For Nuclear Energy: EFN provides information to the public on energy and the environment. Promoting the benefits of nuclear energy for a cleaner world. |
| Global Deactivation of Radiation: GDR provide information and resources focused on ways to deactivate radiation on a global scale. |
| Green World: Information on environmental and social problems of the Baltic Region. Protection of the Baltic Sea marine ecosystem and the nature reserves of the Gulf of Finland. Risks from Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant in Sosnovy Bor. with four RMBK-1000 Chernobyl-type reactors and over loaded waste nuclear fuel storage in Sosnovy Bor. |
| Greenaction Ward Valley Campaign: Support the efforts led by the Indian Nations of the lower Colorado River area to defeat the radioactive waste dump proposed for Ward Valley, California. |
| Greenpeace Nuclear Campaign Website: Information and actions by Greenpeace throughout the world. |
| Heartland: Activist-maintained directory of current events and URLs concerned with radioactive waste, particularly US Ecology (a company in the low-level radioactive waste management business). |
| Kent Against a Radioactive Environment: Grass roots anti nuclear group campaigning for the closure of all nuclear reactors, a ban on the transport of nuclear waste worldwide and the safe disposal of nuclear waste. Provides history, photos and links. |
| Low Level Radiation Campaign: Researching the effects of low level ionising radiation demanding a re-evaluation of the risks of man-made fission products. |
| Military Toxics Project: Provide resources in the struggle to clean up military pollution, safe-guard the transportation of hazardous materials, and to advance preventative solutions to the toxic and radioactive pollution caused by military activities. |
| Nuclear Free Philippines Coalition: Conducts anti-nuclear education drives and spearheads mobilizations against nuclear issues nationwide. Provides news, information and resources. |
| Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS): Information and networking center for citizens and environmental organizations concerned about nuclear power, radioactive waste, radiation, and sustainable energy issues. |
| Nuclear Watch of New Mexico: A New Mexico activist organization that deals with nuclear issues especially as it pertains to DOE nuclear weapons complex. Some areas of concern contain: Los Alamos, WIPP, and non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. |
| Nuclear-Free Future Award: Based in Munich, the Nuclear-Free Future Award gives out three money prizes annually to aid those people or organizations working to make the world's future nuclear-free. |
| Nukewatch: Wisconsin environmental peace group, dedicated to non-violent action to abolish nuclear power and weapons. Nukewatch focuses attention on locations, movements, dangers, and politics of nuclear weapons and radioactive wastes. |
| People's Initiative for Ecological Protection: German group originally focused on proposed radioactive waste disposal at Gorleben, now more broadly concerned with nuclear applications in general. Deutsch, English. |
| Shundahai Network: "Peace and Harmony with All Creation." Anti-nuclear organization bridging the environmental, peace and justice, and indigenous land rights communities, with media, community organizing, and nonviolent direct action. |
| The Swedish Anti-nuclear Movement - Folkkampanjen mot kärnkraft och kärnvapen: Organize opposition to nuclear power, weapons and the entire nuclear fuel chain. |
| Tri-Valley CAREs: Communities Against a Radioactive Environment. Citizens group opposed to the environmental pollution and wasteful spending of nuclear weapons labs in Livermore, CA and Sandia, NM. |
| World Information Service on Energy: Provide international news and resources focusing on environmental and safety issues in the nuclear industry. |
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