Organization supporting the continued preservation of the DOE Oak Ridge Reservation for scientific uses, conservation, education, recreation, health and safety, and its other existing multiple uses.

A large collection of articles and critical analyses of topics related to environmental and health risk and perceived risk in the community.

Environmental conditions and environmental quality in the community. Prepared by members of the city's Environmental Quality Advisory Board.

Seeks to end the production of nuclear weapons in Oak Ridge and advocates for responsible environmental restoration, protection of public health, and the right of all people to participate in decisions affecting their lives.

ATSDR advisory committee overseeing a public health assessment and a health needs assessment related to possible past exposures to hazardous substances.

Stakeholder organization, representing the region's local governments, concerned with the environmental implications of federal activities in Oak Ridge. Includes background information and reports.

DOE citizen advisory board for its local waste management and environmental restoration programs. Meeting schedules, reports, other news and information, and links.

The Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance campaign to stop nuclear weapons production activities at Y-12. Includes organization news, calendar of events, information about U.S. weapons programs, and a history of Oak Ridge.

Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation unit to oversee DOE environmental activities in Oak Ridge.

Oak Ridge-based volunteer organization devoted to the protection and preservation of the natural environment.

Reports resulting from a nine-year, $14 million effort to evaluate historical contaminant releases from local U.S. DOE facilities and the health problems these releases may have created among nearby residents.

Information about the UT arboretum, its collections, visitor hours, and rules.

Supports the programs of the UT Arboretum, located on Kerr Hollow Road in Oak Ridge.