Monthly Archives: April 2011

A Legacy of Lessons Not Yet Learned Members of a three-woman delegation from the former Soviet Union, on a U.S. tour with the support of the Center for Safe Energy to share the lessons of Chernobyl, tell how they came … Continue reading →

Illustration by Victor Juhasz/Rolling Stone Not a Pretty Picture America’s Nuclear NightmareRolling Stone The U.S. has 31 reactors just like Japan’s — but regulators are ignoring the risks and boosting industry profits In nuclear accident, risks extend beyond evacuation zone … Continue reading →

How did he screw up? Let us count the ways: Prop 16, attacks on local clean energy initiatives (CCA’s), the stupid ‘smart’ meter fiasco, and the San Bruno gas disaster. Not to mention that Fukushima fallout is not going to … Continue reading →

Jaitapur: 1 dead in anti-nuclear plant protest Despite anti-nuclear protests, the construction of the Jaitapur nuclear power plant goes ahead Nuclear Dead End: It’s the Economics, Stupid Christian Parenti Associated Press: Adequate Nuclear Insurance Too Expensive The World Nuclear Industry … Continue reading →

Anti-nuclear protesters demonstrate outside PUC meeting ABC TV News EON’s Mary Beth Brangan and Rachel Johnson are quoted in ABC video report below. Scroll down for EON’s coverage of the protest and public comment and independent video clips from Stop … Continue reading →

Guest column written for the Point Reyes Light by Bing & Megan – April 18, 2011 Nuclear Reactors on Earthquake Faults? Even Faust Would Know Better by Bing Gong, with Megan Matson Faust made a deal with the devil to … Continue reading →

Beyond Manufactured Doubt and Denial – Facing Wireless Facts As video journalists and public educators who have been researching and reporting on electro-magnetic pollution and human health issues for over a decade, we continue to be dismayed at the ignorance, … Continue reading →

Denial and Deception from the Nuclear Establishment “Chernobyl was one reactor releasing radioactive materials for two weeks in a relatively rural setting with low population. Fukushima is at least four reactors, plus their spent fuel pools, venting radionuclides for four … Continue reading →

(Left) 120,000 people attended an anti-nuclear protest in Bonn, Germany, on October 14, 1979, following the Three Mile Island accident. (Below right) Anti nuclear demonstrators march in Cologne, western Germany Saturday March 26, 2011 to protest against nuclear power. Poster … Continue reading →

Tired of official ‘don’t worry, be happy’ fallout dispersion reports? Use these links to construct your own. Update Sources: BeyondNuclear.org FaireWinds.com IEER.org NIRS.org NukeFree.org PSR.org UCSusa.org Fallout Dispersion Mapping Thanks to Dutch Since Make sure to refresh each one so … Continue reading →