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Tune in to Beyond Nuclear on the NEIS Night With The Experts Linda Pentz Gunter of Beyond Nuclear will be the guest speaker for the Thursday, April 28 edition of Night With The Experts, presented and hosted by Nuclear Energy Information Service, at 8pm Eastern time. Linda will discuss how we can best message our…
Read MoreRadiation Symposium April 23: Health lessons from Rocky Flats
Join Physicians for Social Responsibility, Colorado for a symposium on April 23, exploring health and environmental contamination. While the symposium is centered on issues still plaguing the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant, much of the information is applicable to other contaminated sites. Rocky Flats produced plutonium triggers for atomic weapons from 1952 until 1989. It…
Read MoreSay ‘no’ to nuclear war
Add your voice! Join Nobel laureates to say no to nuclear war Sign the petition! The risk that nuclear weapons are used in Eastern Europe grows more acute as the violence in Ukraine descends into greater levels of despair, depravity, and uncertainty. Mobilizing public opinion – engaging everyday citizens who until now may not have worried…
Read More“FUKUSHIMA IN THE FOOTHILLS,” Zoom presentation
Fukushima in the Foothills Experts will speak to Oconee nuclear plant’s extreme flood risks CLEMSON, SC — The risk of potential dam failures and extreme flooding at Duke Energy’s Oconee Nuclear Station will be addressed at a special in-person event on March 12 at 1:30 pm at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Clemson. The…
Read MoreEmergency in Ukraine
Online briefing on the medical implications of war in Ukraine. Would nuclear weapons be used? And are Ukraine’s nuclear power plants vulnerable, including Chernobyl? The medical consequences of any kind of conflict in Ukraine could be dire, whether it remains a conventional war, affects the 15 nuclear reactors there, or, most frighteningly, escalates to the…
Read MoreEvent: A new Nuclear Age?
As the Utah Municipal Power System (UAMPS) prepares to greenlight the first-ever small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) in the U.S. using the NuScale SMR design, a new analysis from the independent and non-partisan Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) takes a deep dive into the financial viability of the project and what it…
Read MoreIt’s still 100 seconds to midnight
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has kept the hands of its now 75-year old Doomsday Clock at 100 seconds to midnight for the third consecutive year, the closest it has ever been to midnight. While the panel of science and security experts noted some positive developments, it also observed that humanity remains unprepared to…
Read MoreThe Arts and a nuclear-free world: Join our online event!
How do we advocate for an end to nuclear power and nuclear weapons? Beyond research and traditional activism, can the images created by a painter, the fashion statements of an eco-friendly designer, and a mesmerizing stage performance using dance and puppetry (pictured), convey the same urgency about our nuclear peril? We think that answer is…
Read MoreNew nuclear: What’s at stake for wildlife?
A webinar looking at the impact of planned and existing nuclear power stations on local wildlife.
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