Nuclear War and Peace
Japan’s peacetime and wartime nuclear disasters are like night and day.
Japan’s Nuclear Emergency: Media Briefing
Peter Bradford, Robert Alvarez, Erich Pica, and Dr. Jeffrey Patterson addressed Japan’s nuclear emergency with the media.
Fukushima: How Can It Be So Hard to Keep Water in a Pool?
It’s hard for non-techies to understand why keeping fuel rods covered with water is a problem.
Japan Nuclear Crisis Obscures Greatest Nuclear Energy Threat of All
Remember the threat of terrorist attacks on nuclear power plants?
Monbiot May Be Right, But He’s Not Doing Anti-Nuclear Forces Any Favors
By the eminent British environmental writer’s calculation, nuclear energy may be preferable to coal.
The Drained Spent-Fuel Pool at Unit 4
It’s likely that the dose rates coming off that reactor are life-threatening.
In a Perfect World, Fukushima Would Halt Nuclear Renaissance in Its Tracks
Will the Department of Energy stop trying to spur a nuclear renaissance?
Fukushima Should Foment a U.S. Political Tsunami
Will the Department of Energy stop trying to bring on a nuclear renaissance?
French Government Advises its Citizens to Stay Away from Tokyo, Japan Stays Silent
It’s ironic that the French are giving such strong advice to their citizens in Japan.
Behind the Explosion at Fukushima Unit No. 3
The photos from Fukushima illustrate a dire situation.
Nuclear Energy Time-Out
The catastrophe in Japan is a signal to shift away from nuclear energy to rely more on the sun, the wind, and the tides.
When Even Lieberman Is Concerned, the Nuclear Renaissance Is in Trouble
Will Japan’s crippled reactors slow the renewed rush to nuclear energy?
Meltdowns Grow More Likely at the Fukushima Reactors
A hydrogen explosion yesterday at Unit 1 severely damaged the reactor building, blowing apart its roof.
Japan Faces Possible Three-Mile Island
A meltdown would affect the future of nuclear energy in the United States, as well as Japan.
On the Brink of Meltdown: The Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
The devastating Japanese quake and its outcome could generate a political tsunami here in the United States.