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"That's ELF waves they're using for that," Clare pointed out. "Extremely
Low Frequency waves, which peopLe in the lower forty-eight (states) fought against
because of health risks, but we're up here 'miles from nowhere' and no one is going to
react to it."
If no one else was going to resist the intrusive technology, he would have
to do what he could. Who else would stand up? He ran into a wall of apathy:
- Local people around the site had been led to view HAARP as a source of a
few gravel hauling or site maintenance jobs.

- A reporter at the Anchorage newspaper contributed to the NO HAARP
"library", by passing on information he had been sent. However, his bosses
apparently did not support his wish to write an in-depth article about the project.

- After Clare Zickuhr dropped off an information packet at the city's
television station, he never got a response.
- A "grassroots" environmental group showed interest but didn't do
anything.
- After the NO HAARP group sent information about waterfowl vs. HAARP
to the headquarters of the Audubon Society, the society did not reply.

The Zickuhrs spent about $3,000 on telephone bills and mailings while
opposing HAARP. Meanwhile, one of the "guys in the bush" encouraged other
activists to write a couple of thousand words about HAARP, and Clare gave it a try. He
wrote an article titled "Monster in the Wilderness" and sent it to Gar Smith in San
Francisco, editor of Earth Island Journal. A technical consultant told the journal that
the technology would be impossible. That stalled the printing of the article, until
another tireless networker, Remy Chevalier of Connecticut, urged Gar to reconsider.
Clare sent more information and in the end the published co-authored article was
included in the "Most Under-reported News of 1994" list, for the book Project

Since he worked for ARCO, and its subsidiary APTI had the contract to build
HAARP, Clare filed an internal conflict of interest statement in early 1994 so that his
employers would know that he was working against a project that another arm of the
company was working on.

Early in his involvement, Clare became frustrated by being unable to get
what he felt were straight answers from the government about HAARP. Barbara
eventually grew discouraged too. "I feel we're just like a mosquito buzzing around,
treated like we're not worth paying attention to."

As it turned out, the Zickuhrs' sacrifices did play a major role - keeping the
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