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Stop Playing Games with Our Safety The administration is continuing its push to expand the NAFTA trucking program -- despite Congress de-funding this program specifically in an appropriations bill President Bush signed into law. Tell Congress: No NAFTA Trucks on Our Highways

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Tell your representative: No Colombia FTA!
The Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) replicates almost exactly all of the harmful provisions we fought so hard in our opposition to the Peru FTA last fall. Colombia's well-known horrific record of unionist murders - and its lesser known, but equally hideous, record of discrimination and outright violence against Afro-Colombians - makes this FTA a major candidate for defeat.

Tell NRC to Address Nuclear Waste
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is required by law to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) describing the real and potential impacts that could be caused by the construction of a new nuclear reactor. As the NRC begins to prepare Environmental Impact Statements for the first wave of new reactor applications, we must stress that nuclear waste issues be considered in the decision making process associated with licensing a new nuclear reactor.

No Slush Fund for Bush White House to Put Us at Risk!
President Bush wants to turn the budget for White House offices into a slush fund that could shift funds into giving OMB even MORE power to weaken public protections. Tell Congress to say NO!

Nursing Home Arbitration
We trust nursing homes to make sure our loved ones are in a safe environment, but many elderly residents are neglected. Instead of focusing on providing the best care to their residents, nursing homes are busy immunizing themselves from accountability by inserting binding mandatory arbitration clauses into the fine print of their admission papers.

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