National Nuclear Energy Literacy Campaign

This is the Library for the 2006 Media Analysis Project. Below are the links to the major subject areas covered by this Developing Report.

Subject Library
U.S. Policy Index
U.S. New Reactors Index
U.S. Pronuclear Index
U.S. Antinuclear Index
U.S. Economic Index
U.S. Scandals Index

Safety Issues
U.S. Downplays Index
U.S. Various Concerns
U.S. Testing Push Index
U.S. Health Impacts Index
U.S. Environmental Contamination
U.S. Research & Policy Index
U.S. Accidents Index
U.S. Fines & Investigations Index

Nuclear Fuel Cycle
U.S. Uranium Mining Index
U.S. Fuel Fabrication Index
U.S. Reprocessing (GNEP) Index
Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Nuclear Waste
U.S. Opinion & Policy Index
U.S. Research Index
U.S. Security Index
U.S. Local Issues: Utah Index
U.S. Transporation Index
U.S. Cleanups Index
U.S. Cleanups: Tallevast Fla. Index
U.S. Low Level Waste Facilities Index
U.S. HLW: Spent Fuel Index
U.S. HLW: Spent Fuel Casks Index
U.S. HLW Facility:WIPP
U.S. HLW Facility: PFS
U.S. HLW Facility: Yucca Mt Index

Click on the above RSS Icons for RSS News Feeds or click on the above URL links for the web index.

2006 Media Project Findings

Media Analysis Project: Introduction

Nuclear Weapons Project

This analysis is currently based on a database of just under 2,400 news articles, that were initially cut down from over 4,300 stories. There will a large number of additional articles included on the fuel cycle and safety issues that have not yet been added.The current database of stories is available to the left.

1. The corporate media is the number one problem in confronting the nuclear industry's plan to refinance and build new reactors.

2. Today, opponents of nuclear power are relagated to the opinion pages, their experts seldom used, or arguements falsely attacked.

3. Opponents have little if any budget. Their support base in the national environmental organizations and nuclear weapons organizations are under attack by the use of sophisticated tactics on a variety of fronts.

4. Today, there is no serious debate to be found anywhere in the country today. This country has the internet at its disposal to formulate a new way of organizing resources, but to also structure such a complex debate on what is one of the most complex issues facing humanity today. Do we have the ethical right to develop a technology that will impact human civilation for thousands of generations to come?

5. Details findings and the content arguments can be found in each of the master content documents in each of the main subject areas to the above left.

6. This report is not a public document, but an organizing tool to be used by the people who are dedicated to creating an organized approach to stopping nuclear power now.