Radiation Bulletin: Chernobyl 25th Anniversary News

radbullThe weekly Radiation Bulletin has been published since 1985 by the Abalone Alliance Clearinghouse (SF California USA).

Every week up 1,000 nuclear news stories are published around the world. The Mainstream media just doesn’t want you know that there are battles over nuclear power and the nuclear fuel taking place around the world. The regular Radiation Bulletin is on vacation, however, here’s a modified weekly review of Global Coverage on the 25th Anniversary of Chernobyl.

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March 21st State of California Senate Nuclear Safety Hearings

Dan HirschOn March 21st and April 14th 2011 the California State Senate held two post Fukushima hearings on the safety of nuclear power in California. The first hearing in the days when Fukushima was still news generated major media in California while the 2nd hearing was nearly empty, not even our representatives showed. A promised hearing on emergency planning never took place.

This is a review of those hearings.

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Deconstructing Nuclear Experts

Deconstructing Nuclear Experts

By Chris Busby

3-29-11

Since the Fukushima accident we have seen a stream of experts on radiation telling us not to worry, that the doses are too low, that the accident is nothing like Chernobyl and so forth. They appear on television and we read their articles in the newspapers and online. Fortunately the majority of the public don’t believe them. I myself have

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The Zorro Myth


The Zorro myth is based on Joaquin Murrieta who came to California during the gold rush. Contrary to the Disney TV series or movies, Joaquin’s story was very different. His gang didn’t focus on the plight of Mission Indians or the Spanish but on White californians. He was called a bandit and murderer, for which he was hunted down and supposedly killed.

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A Shameless State of History: Frémont’s Premeditated Act of Murder

John C. FremontJohn Fremont is the “Father” of California. He killed hundreds of First nation people as well as the twin sons of the popular mayor of SF as well as N. California’s largest land owner, with the goal of getting control of the biggest mercury mine in the western hemisphere. He was the country’s first republican candidate for president(1856), the states first senator as well as a governor, but removed and then convicted of treason but a federal court martial, to be pardoned the next day by President Polk. The story of John Fremont is the story of the southern movement of Manifest Destiny, or the destruction of first people lands.

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Top 100 Energy Stories May 17th – 23rd 2010

radbullThe weekly Radiation Bulletin has been published since 1985 by the Abalone Alliance Clearinghouse (SF California USA). It is produced using a combination of social bookmarking and programming.

Every week up 1,000 nuclear news stories are published around the world. The Rad Bull distills this down to a more digestible 100 stories. The Mainstream media just doesn’t want you know that there are battles over nuclear power and the nuclear fuel taking place around the world.

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