Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness
1204 Whiskey Rd, Suite B
Aiken, SC 29803-4318
(803) 649-3456
1-800-299-CNTA
cnta@bellsouth.net
News Flash: Successful 2008 CNTA Golf Tournament
Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness announces the successful completion of the 2008 Golf Tournament, May 9th, 2008, at Houndslake Country Club in Aiken. Net-score winners were a team representing V3 Technical Services, who barely edged a team representing Unitech Inc. Further details and a photo gallery are posted at the 2008 Golf Tournament link.
News Flash: Winners Named for 2008 CNTA Essay Scholarship
Three high-school students from the central South Caroline/Georgia region were selected to receive $1500 scholarships from Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness, for excellence in essays dealing with nuclear technology issues. Scholarship recipients include Cecilia Wyrick (Lexington SC), Bryce Cartledge (Evans GA), and Isaac Guffey (Evans GA). Further news is shown in this CNTA Essay Contest link.
CNTA Overview
In 1991, a handful of citizens and a few companies in the Central Savannah River Area of South Carolina and Georgia banded together to form a nonprofit, grassroots organization that would be pro-nuclear and proud of it. We carry out educational programs to provide factual information about the benefits and risks of nuclear technologies and the Savannah River Site.
Our other major objective is to sensitize elected officials and the public to the need to acquire new missions for the Savannah River Site at Aiken, South Carolina, a major component of the United State's nuclear defense production complex. CNTA advocates specific new missions that will keep SRS viable well into the 21st century.
From this small beginning, CNTA has become an organization with over 2500 individual members. Our corporate members include world-class companies such as Fluor Daniel, Washington Group, Bechtel, BNFL Inc., Wackenhut, Burns and Roe, Shaw AREVA MOX Services, and others who recognize the importance of CNTA programs.
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