No compensation, no medals, no recognition. That was the story of America’s atomic vets who served — and were exposed to radiation — in the Pacific during Cold War US atomic testing. Still today, those vets are told their illnesses don’t qualify for …
Continue readingThe tiny island of Ebeye in Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, has a total area of 0.36 square kilometres and is home to over 15,000 people, most of whom were moved there from nearby islands because of a US Army missile range-testing program that was l…
Continue readingFrench energy minister Francois De Rugy has cast doubt on the construction of additional European pressurised reactor (EPR) nuclear reactors in France in an interview on French radio station Europe 1 on Sunday. The outlook for the French…
Continue readingEDF, the embattled French nuclear utility, will soon initiate a series of “exhibitions in schools and colleges in the East of England, “to talk about the positive impact the project” a proposed new reactor at the Sizewell site would have “on skill…
Continue readingOn 20 November 2018, the House of Representatives adopted three motions that call on the Dutch government to give substance to its commitment to actively work towards a world without nuclear weapons. In the coalition agreement of 2017, the government p…
Continue readingBeyond Nuclear has produced two, short, accessible handbooks that are available to order. These booklets can be found on our Beyond Nuclear International website at this link: https://beyondnuclearinternational.org/handbook/
The Beyond Nuclear handboo…
The Woolsey fire’s suspected (not yet confirmed) starting point, about 1000 yards from the 1959 reactor meltdownPlease sign the petition. Listen to Nuclear Hotseat episode #386.
For decades the community around Santa Susanna Field Laboratory (SSFL), ju…
First it was UK’s SSE that headed for the exit. Then it was Spain’s Ibderola who bolted. After that France’s GDF Suez (renamed Engie) bowed out. Then KEPCO briefly entered and left. And today, Toshiba, the owner of the ill-fated nuclear power project i…
Continue readingMary Lou Dauray is a California painter and world traveler who had specialized in landscapes. But melting glaciers, the site of coal-laden rail cars, and the news of the Fukushima nuclear disaster disturbed that tranquility. Her subject matter now refl…
Continue readingVillagers are suffering debilitating illnesses, animals die and crops wither. Yet tailings waste from the nearby uranium mine continues to be dumped into waterways. The toxic mess that is India’s uranium mining industry has gone on for decades. Two jou…
Continue readingRail-sized cask shipment of highly radioactive irradiated nuclear fuel.The nuclear power industry, and its friends in government, have proposed multiple dump-sites for high-level radioactive waste out West — permanent burial at Yucca Mountain, Nevada,…
Continue readingAlgerians were not properly warned of the dangers after France’s misgoverned nuclear bomb-testing campaign of the early 1960s, which vitrified vast tracts of desert with heat and plutonium and left a legacy of uncontained radiation that is still …
Continue readingRead about the extraordinary and inspiring life and work of Karipbek Kuyukov this week on Beyond Nuclear International. Kuyukov this week won the Nuclear-Free Future Award. He dedicates his life to educating the world about the terrible toll of atomic …
Continue readingAlec Baldwin kicks off the latest “Enviro Close-Up with Karl Grossman” program blasting the nuclear power industry as “criminal” and being like the tobacco and gun industries in not caring about killing people. They “want …
Continue readingThe International Uranium Film Festival, which travels the globe each year showcasing films of every genre about every facet of nuclear power and nuclear weapons, will be back at Window Rock November 29-December 1. It will then go on to Flagstaff, Ariz…
Continue readingNuclear Age Peace Foundation president, David Krieger, writing this week on Beyond Nuclear International, asks whether all the many disarmament and peace treaties have actually worked? There have been positive steps, like the UN Ban Treaty, the relaunc…
Continue readingMud dredged from the Hinkley C nuclear construction site in Somerset, England, and dumped 1.5 miles off the Welsh capital, Cardiff, into the estuarine bay, could contain plutonium. But a recent motion in the Welsh Assembly to halt dumping operations un…
Continue readingThe Community Symposium on Decommissioning San Onofre 2, with Dr Tom English, advisor to President Jimmy Carter on high-level nuclear waste and Joe Moross head Nuclear tech at Safecast, 3- 5:30 PM in San Clemente, free and open to the public, if you would like to attend remotely CLICK HERE FOR LIVESTREAM!
#CSDSO II Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them.
#SaveTrestles; Thick Casks Not Thin Cans; Hot Cell Onsite For Damaged Can Repair & Real Time Public Third Party Radiation Monitoring #CSDSO
To Attend #CSDSO II In Person CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS
Address: 1201 Puerta Del Sol, San Clemente, CA 92673
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
The Community Symposium on Decommissioning San Onofre 2, with Dr Tom English, advisor to President Jimmy Carter on high-level nuclear waste and Joe Moross head Nuclear tech at Safecast, 3- 5:30 PM in San Clemente, free and open to the public, if you would like to attend remotely CLICK HERE FOR LIVESTREAM!
#CSDSO II Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them.
#SaveTrestles; Thick Casks Not Thin Cans; Hot Cell Onsite For Damaged Can Repair & Real Time Public Third Party Radiation Monitoring #CSDSO
To Attend #CSDSO II In Person CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS
Address: 1201 Puerta Del Sol, San Clemente, CA 92673
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
The Community Symposium on Decommissioning San Onofre 2, with Dr Tom English, advisor to President Jimmy Carter on high-level nuclear waste and Joe Moross head Nuclear tech at Safecast, 3- 5:30 PM in San Clemente, free and open to the public, if you would like to attend remotely CLICK HERE FOR LIVESTREAM!
#CSDSO II Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them.
#SaveTrestles; Thick Casks Not Thin Cans; Hot Cell Onsite For Damaged Can Repair & Real Time Public Third Party Radiation Monitoring #CSDSO
To Attend #CSDSO II In Person CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS
Address: 1201 Puerta Del Sol, San Clemente, CA 92673
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
The Community Symposium on Decommissioning San Onofre 2, with Dr Tom English, advisor to President Jimmy Carter on high-level nuclear waste and Joe Moross head Nuclear tech at Safecast, 3- 5:30 PM in San Clemente, free and open to the public, if you would like to attend remotely CLICK HERE FOR LIVESTREAM!
#CSDSO II Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them.
#SaveTrestles; Thick Casks Not Thin Cans; Hot Cell Onsite For Damaged Can Repair & Real Time Public Third Party Radiation Monitoring #CSDSO
To Attend #CSDSO II In Person CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS
Address: 1201 Puerta Del Sol, San Clemente, CA 92673
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
More than 10 million doctors from 114 countries urged all states to sign and ratify the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons during its recent meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland.
“The WMA Declarations of Geneva, of Helsinki and of Tokyo make clea…
So says an action alert by Public Citizen.
Please help us generate a large number of quality public comments to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in opposition to a 40,000 metric ton irradiated nuclear fuel centralized interim storage facili…
So says an action alert by Public Citizen.
Please help us generate a large number of quality public comments to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in opposition to a 40,000 metric ton irradiated nuclear fuel centralized interim storage facili…
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) today released its new report on global warming which contains dire predictions about the consequences if insufficient action is taken to stem the onrushing climate change crisis.
The report has a lo…
All nuclear power plants routinely release radioactive gases and water contaminated with radioactive isotopes. When a nuclear plant has a serious accident — as occurred at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukushima — orders of magnitude mor…
Continue readingDuring events to mark the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Yoko Shimowsawa stood in that cut with a handheld microphone and told her story. She recounted how her young daughter’s ill health — which doctors ascribed to radiation exposure…
Continue readingWhen arguing the case for or against nuclear energy, you can go with the masters of spin and omission or you can go with the empirical data. We prefer the latter. And for that, there is the welcome annual edition of the World Nuclear Industry Stat…
Continue reading2nd Nuclear Waste Symposium/Radiation Monitoring |
ROSE, invites you to attend our upcoming 2nd event on Nuclear Waste with Tom English and Joe Moross. Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them. There will also be a discussion about Independent Real-Time Radiation Monitoring at San Onofre Nuclear Waste site with Joe Moross from Safecast on Oct 18, 2018, at 1201 Puerta Del Sol Suite 100 San Clemente, California 92673, 3 to 5:30 pm. We will also discuss the higher radiation readings Darin and I got on our last visit to San Onofre Nuclear Waste site.
We plan to stay on these two topics because of the time factor. Also, we want to have lots of time for a real back and forth discussion on both topics, so bring your questions. They will be answered with the best information we have.
SCE was invited to participate in this symposium, but they declined because they do not want to come out and speak in public until sometime in November when the NRC will hold a meeting with their findings from the September 10 inspection. Joe Moross from Safecast is only here until late October which is why we are going ahead with this symposium.
Sincerely,
Gene Stone
Residents Organized For a Safe Environment (ROSE)
On twitter @gene_stone
http://residentsorganizedforasafeenvironment.wordpress.com/
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
2nd Nuclear Waste Symposium/Radiation Monitoring |
ROSE, invites you to attend our upcoming 2nd event on Nuclear Waste with Tom English and Joe Moross. Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them. There will also be a discussion about Independent Real-Time Radiation Monitoring at San Onofre Nuclear Waste site with Joe Moross from Safecast on Oct 18, 2018, at 1201 Puerta Del Sol Suite 100 San Clemente, California 92673, 3 to 5:30 pm. We will also discuss the higher radiation readings Darin and I got on our last visit to San Onofre Nuclear Waste site.
We plan to stay on these two topics because of the time factor. Also, we want to have lots of time for a real back and forth discussion on both topics, so bring your questions. They will be answered with the best information we have.
SCE was invited to participate in this symposium, but they declined because they do not want to come out and speak in public until sometime in November when the NRC will hold a meeting with their findings from the September 10 inspection. Joe Moross from Safecast is only here until late October which is why we are going ahead with this symposium.
Sincerely,
Gene Stone
Residents Organized For a Safe Environment (ROSE)
On twitter @gene_stone
http://residentsorganizedforasafeenvironment.wordpress.com/
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
2nd Nuclear Waste Symposium/Radiation Monitoring |
ROSE, invites you to attend our upcoming 2nd event on Nuclear Waste with Tom English and Joe Moross. Real facts about what’s in the “cans” and what could come out of them. There will also be a discussion about Independent Real-Time Radiation Monitoring at San Onofre Nuclear Waste site with Joe Moross from Safecast on Oct 18, 2018, at 1201 Puerta Del Sol Suite 100 San Clemente, California 92673, 3 to 5:30 pm. We will also discuss the higher radiation readings Darin and I got on our last visit to San Onofre Nuclear Waste site.
We plan to stay on these two topics because of the time factor. Also, we want to have lots of time for a real back and forth discussion on both topics, so bring your questions. They will be answered with the best information we have.
SCE was invited to participate in this symposium, but they declined because they do not want to come out and speak in public until sometime in November when the NRC will hold a meeting with their findings from the September 10 inspection. Joe Moross from Safecast is only here until late October which is why we are going ahead with this symposium.
Sincerely,
Gene Stone
Residents Organized For a Safe Environment (ROSE)
On twitter @gene_stone
http://residentsorganizedforasafeenvironment.wordpress.com/
PLEASE Turn off a light for Fukushima USA / San Onofre
Kay Drey, Beyond Nuclear board presidentAs reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
After a grassroots campaign that has lasted not years, but decades, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is poised to announce its Record of Decision (ROD) re…
Kay Drey, Beyond Nuclear board presidentAs reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
After a grassroots campaign that has lasted not years, but decades, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is poised to announce its Record of Decision (ROD) re…
And then there were none? The costs have ballooned to $27 billion. The project is years behind schedule. But construction of two AP 1000 Westinghouse nuclear reactors — Vogtle 3 and 4 in GA — will continue for now. The project partners…
Continue readingFrom ICAN: Every year on the 26th of September, people all over the world take action to call for a world free of nuclear weapons. This year, we’re showing the world that nothing about nuclear weapons is acceptable. While responsible states from …
Continue readingOn August 31, 2018, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) announced another round of public comment opportunity, open until October 19, 2018. (The day before, NRC had also announced the resumption of the Waste Control Specialists/Interim Stora…
Continue readingA Cardiff, Wales judge on Monday adjourned a High Court court hearing for a week after being presented with inaccurate documentation by lawyers for an EDF subsidiary, NNB. NNB claims that the transfer of radioactive mud dredged from EDF’s Hinkley…
Continue readingAward-winning environmental journalist, John Vidal, has written a powerful piece about sea-level rise under climate change and how coastal nuclear power plants are likely to cope (or not) under these conditions. Are sea walls adequate? Does it make sen…
Continue readingThe climate crisis is upon us almost everywhere you look. The latest violent storms in the US once again threatened power outages and floods that can be fatal for nuclear power plants. Luck held this time but we cannot count on it forever. Meanwhile se…
Continue readingKay Drey, Beyond Nuclear board presidentOp-ed by Kay Drey (photo, left), Beyond Nuclear’s board president, in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Also see Kay’s pamphlets about the West Lake Landfill, “The Safety of St. Louis Drinking Water Depends on You!!” …
The oldest operating atomic reactor in the U.S., Oyster Creek, NJ, has finally, at long last, shut down, for good, after 49 years. The good news? No more risk of reactor meltdown at this Fukushima Daiichi twin design (a GE BWR Mark I); no more radioact…
Continue readingCounterSpin, the popular radio program created by FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting) features Beyond Nuclear board member, Karl Grossman, discussing President Trump’s unpopular plan to create a “Space Force.”
Listen here.
And here is the intro f…
There has been almost no press coverage of a massive protest today (August 28) against the proposed massive French Jaitapur nuclear power complex in India. Pradeep Indulkar reports via Twitter that “Thousands of farmers and fisherman are on road today …
Continue readingTwo articles today on Beyond Nuclear International, our story-telling blog site, each describing the devastating effect of four proposed uranium mines in Western Australia and the need to preserve the beauty and quiet of the pristine outback.
Fighting …
On August 17, the Asahi Shimbun ran an encouraging story saying that construction firm, Bechtel, had pulled out of the unpopular Wylfa B Hitachi nuclear power plant project on the north coast of Wales (planned project pictured above in an unrealis…
Continue readingIn less then two months the United Nations General Assembly will decide whether to hold the UN High-Level Conference (Summit) on Nuclear Disarmament, which has been planned for five years, or to yield to the pressure from pro-nuclear forces&n…
Continue readingIn an excellent new piece, now also published on Beyond Nuclear International, Henry Sokolski and Victor Gilinsky, of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, show how Saudi Arabia’s decision to suspend all new business with Canada could inadverte…
Continue readingThe United Nations has criticized the Japanese government for exploiting low-income workers at the stricken Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant and exposing them to unacceptable levels of radioactivity while they conduct “cleanup” work at the site.
I…
As reported by the Fremont (Ohio) News-Messenger: “Perry, Davis-Besse nuclear power plants move one step closer to deactivation.”
However, as Akron, OH-based FirstEnergy officials make clear in their quotes in the article, the company’s lobbyists’ ques…
“This is a crucial moment where the public must stand and say ‘hell no!” said Bruce Gagnon, coordinator of the Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space, on his blog. “Star Wars” isn’t “a…
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