Materials provided to the Advisory Board on Radiation and Worker Health on August 26, 2026, by the Authorized Petition Representative, Dr. Denise DeGarmo, along with other documents she found to be useful.
Dr. DeGarmo categorically denies receiving, possessing, soliciting, transmitting, or distributing classified information. Her research has been conducted using publicly available historical records, documents released through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), records available through the National Archives, publicly accessible Department of Energy and NIOSH materials, Advisory Board records, and other lawfully available sources.
- Annotated Bibliography of SC & A Pinellas Reports for SEC-00256
- Board Presentation: Can Occupational Radiation Doses Be Reconstructed with Sufficient Accuracy? An Evidence-Based Scientific Evaluation of SEC-00256 at the Pinellas Plant
- Board-Ready Source Verification for SEC-00256
- Chronology of Pinellas
- Evaluating the Reliability of Occupational Dose Reconstruction at the Pinellas Plant: An Evidence-Based Scientific Assessment of SEC-00256
- Evidence Matrix: 113 Issues for SEC-00256
- Master Evidence Matrix for SEC-00256
- How the Master Evidence Matrix Supports SEC-00256
- How the Uniqueness of the Pinellas Plant Affects Dose Reconstruction
- NIOSH Contradictions: Citation-Grade Source Trace for SEC-00256
- NIOSH Position vs. the Evidentiary Record
- Pinellas Advisory Board for Radiation and Worker Health Transcript Digest 2016-2026
- Pinellas Coloring Book
- Pinellas Word Search
- Questions Remaining After SEC-00256: Scientific Questions Requiring Independent Resolution Before Confidence in Dose Reconstruction Can Be Established Pinellas Plant
- Why the Pinellas Plant Was Unique Within the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex