[CPEO-MEF] Do you need any of these publications?

[CPEO Moderator <cpeo@cpeo.org>]

Dear MEF Subscribers,

As you may know a number of our publications such as the "Citizen's Report
on the Military and the Environment" can be found on our web site in
electronic form.  We have many extra hard copies dating back to December
1994. CPEO also has a number of extra federal government publications and
1995 Military Cleanup Atlas Maps available to you at no cost. 

If you'd like one or more copies of the following publications please email
your request to CPEO and include your name, address, and the number of
copies you'd like, or you can contact us at 415-405-7751. 


1) "Citizen's Report on the Military and the Environment" 1994-2000

2) "From Cleanup to Stewardship" 
US Department of Energy
Office of Environmental Management
October 1999
DOE/EM-0466

 "From Cleanup to Stewardship" provides background information on the
Department of Energy's long-term stewardship obligations and activities.
The document examines the transition from cleanup to long-term stewardship
and it fulfills the Secretary's commitment to the President in the 1999
Performance Agreement to provide a companion report to the Department's
"Accelerating Cleanup: Paths to Closure" report. 

 Chapter 1: The Nature of Long-Term Stewardship at DOE Sites
 Chapter 2: Anticipated Long-Term Stewardship at DOE sites
 Chapter 3: Planning for Long Term Stewardship

3)"Military Contamination and Cleanup Atlas for the United States - 1995." 

Based upon data from the Department of Defense, the 150-page Atlas contains
tables and maps summarizing cleanup activity in all 50 states and four
territorial areas - the District of Columbia, Guam,  Pacific Islands, and
Caribbean Islands. It also contains "Defense  Cleanup: The Shovels Hit the
Ground," a status report on Defense Department cleanup operations written
by Lenny Siegel.

4)"Final Report of The Federal Facilities Environmental Restoration
Dialgoue Committee: Consensus Principles and Recommendations for Improviing
Federal Facilities Cleanup" April 1996

The Report is organized into the following chapters:
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Principles for Environmental Cleanup of Federal Facilities
Chapter 3: Community Involvement
Chapter 4: Advisory Boards
Chapter 5: Funding and Priority Setting
Chapter 6: Capacity Building

The report also contains appendices that include information on the history
of the Committee, a list of Committee members, the Committee's charter, and
guidance documents and agency points of contact for advisory boards.

5) "Linking Military Base Conversion to Sustainable Community and Economic
Development: Essays on Challenges and Lessons Learned" BASES: The Bay Area
Sustainable Economy Strategies Funders Group
February 1997

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Understanding the Official Process
Chapter 3: Engaging Communities in Base Conversion
Chapter 4: Promoting Regional Partnerships
Chapter 5: Forging Community Collaboratives
Chapter 6: Beyond Proccess: Seeking Benefits for Disadvantaged Communities
Chapter 7: Lessons Learned and Options for the Future 
Appendices.

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