29 June 2011
Fukushima spews, Los Alamos burns, Vermont rages & we've almost lost Nebraska
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Harvey Wasserman
Humankind is now threatened by the simultaneous implosion, explosion, incineration, courtroom contempt and drowning of its most lethal industry.

We know only two things for certain: worse is yet to come, and those in charge...
19 June 2011
Will Fukushima teach us anything after all? - Survivng nuclear disasters - Remembering the sacrifice of brave nuclear workers
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Lucas Whitefield Hixson
Valery Alexeyevich Legasov was a famous Soviet scientist, whose death in the spring of 1988 on the second anniversary of the tragedy at Chernobyl rocked the Soviet Nuclear Industry. At the time of the Chernobyl disaster on April 26, 1986...
15 June 2011
Are we on the brink of burying nuke power forever?
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Harvey Wasserman
This may be the moment history has turned definitively against atomic energy.

To be sure:  we are still required to fight hard to bury reactor loan guarantees in the United States.  There are parallel struggles in China,...
08 June 2011
Summer brings new problems affecting Japan and world: Will Fukushima cause international higher mortality rates?
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Lucas Whitefield Hixson
"Nuclear power is one hell of a way to boil water."~ Albert Einstein
"There is a way of survival which will strengthen and help you. There is also a way of destruction which will push you into oblivion." ~ I Ching

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08 June 2011
Nukes to America: "We don't need no stinking fire protection"
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Harvey Wasserman
At the end of John Huston's 1948 classic "Treasure of Sierra Madre," armed bandits tell Humphrey Bogart they are federal agents.

Bogie demands to see...
26 May 2011
Is Fukushima now ten Chernobyls into the sea?
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Harvey Wasserman
New readings show levels of radioisotopes found up to 30 kilometers offshore from the on-going crisis at Fukushima are ten times higher than those measured in the Baltic...

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