List of whistleblowers

Columns: Year | Name | Organization | Action
1990 | Arnold Gundersen | Nuclear Energy Services | Nuclear power whistleblower Arnold Gundersen discovered radioactive material in an accounting safe at Nuclear Energy Services ( NES ) in Danbury , Connecticut , the consulting firm where he held a $ 120,000-a-year job as senior vice president . Three weeks after he notified the company president of what he believed to be radiation safety violations , Gundersen was fired . According to The New York Times , for three years , Gundersen was awakened by harassing phone calls in the middle of the night and he became concerned about his family 's safety . Gundersen believes he was blacklisted , harassed and fired for doing what he thought was right . NES filed a $ 1.5 million defamation lawsuit against him that was settled out-of-court . A U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission report concluded that there had been irregularities at NES , and the Office of the Inspector General reported that the NRC had violated its own regulations by sending business to NES | 1992 | Mark Whitacre | Archer Daniels Midland | PhD scientist and former Divisional President with Archer Daniels Midland , who worked with the FBI as a secret informant , to blow the whistle on price-fixing cartel in his company . This story is featured in the film The Informant ! where Whitacre is portrayed by Matt Damon | 1992 | Keith A. Schooley | Keith A. Schooley ( born 1952 ) is an American author and former stockbroker at Merrill Lynch , who brought attention to fraud and corruption within the firm at the Oklahoma and Texas offices in 1992 as a whistleblower . As a result , he was terminated from the firm , and sued the corporation in a case that went to the Oklahoma Supreme Court , and Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals | 1994 | André Cicolella | French Institute for Research and Security | André Cicolella showed that fetal malformations are associated with being exposed in utero to glycol ethers . The French Institute for Research and Security decided not to allow him to participate in a symposium that he was organizing on health risks linked with ether glycols , and fired him . In 1998 it was confirmed that he was right | 1994-95 | William Sanjour | United States Environmental Protection Agency | Whistleblower at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for over 20 years who also wrote on whistleblower protection issues . He won a landmark lawsuit against the federal government which established the First Amendment rights of federal employees to blow the whistle on their employer . [ Sanjour v. EPA,56 F.3d 85 ( D.C. Cir . 1995 ) ( en banc ) ] | 1996 | George Galatis | Nuclear power industry | Nuclear power whistleblower George Galatis was a senior nuclear engineer who reported safety problems at the Millstone 1 Nuclear Power Plant , relating to reactor refueling procedures , in 1996 . The unsafe procedures meant that spent fuel rod pools at Unit 1 had the potential to boil , possibly releasing radioactive steam . Galatis eventually took his concerns to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission , to find that they had known about the unsafe procedures for years . As a result of going to the NRC , Galatis experienced subtle forms of harassment , retaliation , and intimidation . The NRC Office of Inspector General investigated this episode and essentially agreed with Galatis in Case Number 95-771 , the report of which tells the whole story . George Galatis was the subject of a Time magazine cover story on March 4 , 1996 . Millstone 1 was permanently closed in July 1998 | 1996 | Jeffrey Wigand | Brown & Williamson | Jeffrey Wigand had been recently fired from his position as vice president of research and development at tobacco company Brown & Williamson when , on February 4 , 1996 , he stated on the CBS news program 60 Minutes that the company intentionally manipulated the level of nicotine in cigarette smoke to addict smokers . Wigand claims that he was subsequently harassed and received anonymous death threats . He was portrayed by Russell Crowe in the 1999 film The Insider

Example questions:
What is the organization of the whistle blower in the 1990s who questioned the safety of the Westinghouse AP1000 ? | What is the name of the whistle blower in the 1900s whose organization has 27 laboratories ? | What is the year of the whistle blower in the 1990s who was entitled to $ 750,000 of the settlement ? | What is the year in the 1990s of the whistle blower whose organization operates more than 270 plants and 420 crop procurement facilities worldwide ?

Answers:
Nuclear Energy Services | William Sanjour | 1997 | 1992