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Richard L. CROWTHER, Willard Eames, Charles Morgan Smith, individually and as Parent and Next Friend of James Hopkins Smith, III, and James Hopkins Smith, III, on behalf of themselves and all persons similarly situated, Appellants, v. Dr. Glenn T. SEABORG, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Austral Oil Company and CER Geonuclear Corporation, Appellees. COLORADO OPEN SPACE COORDINATING COUNCIL, on behalf of all those entitled to the protection of their health and safety and of the health and safety of those generations yet unborn, from the hazards of ionizing radiation resulting from the distribution of radioactive materials through the permanent biogeochemical cycles of the Biosphere as a result of the defendants' conduct of Project Rulison, and on behalf of all those entitled to the full benefit, use and enjoyment of the national natural resource treasures of the State of Colorado without degradation resulting from contamination with radioactive material released as a result of the defendants' conduct of Project Rulison, and all others similarly situated, Appellants, v. AUSTRAL OIL COMPANY, Incorporated and CER Geonuclear Corporation, Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

September 2, 1969

415 F.2d 437

Richard L. CROWTHER, Willard Eames, Charles Morgan Smith, individually and as Parent and Next Friend of James Hopkins Smith, III, and James Hopkins Smith, III, on behalf of themselves and all persons similarly situated, Appellants, v. Dr. Glenn T. SEABORG, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Austral Oil Company and CER Geonuclear Corporation, Appellees. COLORADO OPEN SPACE COORDINATING COUNCIL, on behalf of all those entitled to the protection of their health and safety and of the health and safety of those generations yet unborn, from the hazards of ionizing radiation resulting from the distribution of radioactive materials through the permanent biogeochemical cycles of the Biosphere as a result of the defendants' conduct of Project Rulison, and on behalf of all those entitled to the full benefit, use and enjoyment of the national natural resource treasures of the State of Colorado without degradation resulting from contamination with radioactive material released as a result of the defendants' conduct of Project Rulison, and all others similarly situated, Appellants, v. AUSTRAL OIL COMPANY, Incorporated and CER Geonuclear Corporation, Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

September 2, 1969

415 F.2d 437

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