Project leaders also will report the project's progress to date. The meeting begins at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Fuller Lodge, located at 2132 Central Ave. in Los Alamos. The three-year project will review historical documents related to Laboratory operations from 1943 to the present. The study will identify and evaluate documents that contribute information about releases of radioactive and chemical materials that had the potential to affect human health. Interviews with current and retired workers are considered essential for the completion of the study.
Experienced workers continue to be one of our most valuable sources of historical information.
The meeting will discuss the interviewing process, which includes provisions for discussing classified information. Interviews will be summarized, submitted for classification review and submitted after the classification review to the interviewee for a factual accuracy review. Interviewees will be given the option of remaining anonymous. During the meeting, members of the project team will be available to schedule individual or group appointments with active or retired workers who have relevant information they would like to offer. The Laboratory point of contact for the project is Joe Graf.