Subjects: Rocky Flats Cold War Museum (mission, collection of artifacts and oral histories, land donation for museum, need for funds), protests and civil disobedience against Rocky Flats, blockade of railroad tracks in 1978, teepee placed on the Rocky Flats railroad tracks as a protest, radioactivity in soil around Rocky Flats, activists who worked for closure of Rocky Flats, environmental dangers of Rocky Flats, nuclear disarmament, anti-nuclear songs, air sampling at Rocky Flats for radioactive contamination, radioactive snow, plutonium emissions from Rocky Flats, safety of Wildlife Refuge for recreation, Anne Waldman's poems "Mega Death Chant" and "I Remember Being Arrested", Allen Ginsberg's poems "Plutonium Ode", citizen action against incineration of radioactive waste at Rocky Flats, twelve years of vigils at Rocky Flats by the interfaith community, protest actions by nuns who entered Rocky Flats' grounds.

This interview was recorded for the Maria Rogers Oral History Program, interview was a recorded public event and filmed by Hannah Nordhaus, 2006. For more oral histories, visit the online archive at [ Ссылка ]

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