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Committee for Environmental Information, 1972-1973
Interviewee
Commoner, Barry
April 24,
1973
Call Number
73-011
Physical Description
36 pages; 2 reels, 3 3/4 ips, 85 minutes; no
index
Interviewer
Peterson, D. Scott
Scope and Content Note
Barry Commoner, born in 1915, describes his education and how he
came to be a scientist. He talks about his experiences as a scientist during
World War II and how this prompted his involvement in various scientific
organizations. He describes how the Committee for Environmental Information
came to be and the function it served.
Access Status
Open
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Keywords
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Corporation Names
- American Association for the Advancement of
Science
- Association of Scientific Workers
- Atomic Energy Commission
- Columbia University
- Cornell University Joan and Sanford I. Weill Medical
College
- Federation of American Scientists
- Federation of Atomic Scientists
- Harvard University
- Scientists Institute for Public Information
- Senate Military Affairs Subcommittee
- Seth Low Junior College
- United States Department of Agriculture
- University of Illinois
- Washington University
- WPA
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Personal Names
- Bauer, Walter
- Baumgarten, Judy
- Brodine, Virginia
- Bronk, Detler
- Bush, Vannevar
- Carson, Rachel Louise
- Condon, Ed A.
- Deutsch, Babette
- Dunn, Leslie C.
- Edman, Irwin
- Fowler, John
- Gellhorn, Edna
- Kilgore, Harley M.
- LeMar, Victor
- Magnuson, Warren G.
- Mead, Margaret
- Metcalf, Robert
- Modell, Walter
- Oppenheimer, Julius Robert
- Pauling, Linus C.
- Stevenson, Adlai
- Thimann, Kenneth
- Weaver, Warren
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Place Names
- Brooklyn, New York
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Patuxent River
- Soviet Union
- St. Louis, Missouri
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Subjects
- 1945 May-Johnson Bill
- atomic bomb
- Cold War
- DDT
- discrimination
- McCarthyism
- New Deal
- nuclear fallout
- radiation
- Russo-Finnish Way
- science