Fukushima Is So Yesterday
The United States is awaiting its own nuclear catastrophe before changing course.
The United States is awaiting its own nuclear catastrophe before changing course.
Working through his fellow commissioners, nuclear energy political operatives have attacked Nuclear Regulatory Commissioner Gregory Jaczko.
The pernicious quest for nuclear arms all in the name of a “greater good” – has tens of thousands of human faces, who paid a bitter price, which we should not forget.
The economic benefits that nuclear weapons projects bring to a state are negligible.
Before there were hashtags, 32 years ago, more than a thousand protesters tried to shut Wall Street down for a day.
In this interview with LinkTV’s Miles Benson, we discuss where the nuclear industry falls short, and why more people should be concerned.
Last month’s earthquake constituted twice the ground motion that the reactors were designed to withstand. But the nuclear industry continues to delay and stonewall recommendations for safer storage.
President Obama’s Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future cites an IPS paper as a reason for endorsing measures to increase spent reactor fuel storage in hardened, dry containers.
An earthquake measuring 5.9 on the Richter scale just occurred less than a hour ago. Its epicenter was in Mineral, Virginia, approximately 10 miles from two nuclear power reactors at the North Anna site. According to statement by a representative of Dominion Power the two reactors were designed to withstand a 5.9 to 6.1 quake.
All we need is the political will to fight for serious public investment in sustainable energy.
Will bipartisan collaboration in nuclear storage be possible? The damage of Fukushima should prompt the Senate to act.
Lady Gaga recently went to Japan to help out the victims of the earthquake. But did she send out all the right messages?
Nuclear security is at least as critical as nuclear safety.
The corporations that own the nation’s nuclear reactors are stuffing about four times more spent fuel into storage pools than the pools were designed to accommodate. Here’s what we can do to fix this dangerous problem.
This time it’s Republicans dragging their feet on a nuclear-weapons project.