Chernobyl All Over Again

May 1st, 2015
by Stephen Lendman Forest fires rage in Ukraine dangerously close to Chernobyl. Ukrainian interior minister Arsen Avakov said conditions "worsened." "The forest fire is heading in the direction of Chernobyl's installations," he said. Treetop flames and… more »
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All-Time Darwin Award: The Nuclear Industry

October 18th, 2012
By Rady Ananda Activist Post Gar Smith’s Nuclear Roulette: The Truth about the Most Dangerous Energy Source on Earth is a 14-point condemnation of President Eisenhower’s “peaceful atom,” an exposé of official and corporate lies, and a multi-pronged… more »
Tags: chernobyl, darwin award, energy efficiency, fukushima, gar smith, nuclear roulette, nuclear suicide, oppenheimer
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The High Cost of Freedom from Fossil Fuels

November 12th, 2011
by Walter Brasch For a few hours on the afternoon of Nov. 1, the people of southern California were scared by initial reports of an alert at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. An “alert” is the second of four warning levels. Workers first… more »
Tags: chernobyl, church rock nuclear plant, daiichi, earthquakes, japan, nuclear energy, nuclear plant costs, nuclear plant disasters, nuclear power plants, radioactive fallout, radioactive spills, san onofre, three mile island, tmi
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The Economic and Social Losses On The Way

April 29th, 2011
By Emily Spence At present, numerous environmental researchers are warning of future resource shortages. The list of them is large and includes water, oil, a variety of minerals and metals, as well as other materials. Yet, most people carry on as if… more »
Tags: amazon forests, capitalist, chaos, chernobyl, climate change, conflicts, crash, dead zones, desperation, destroying, ecological breakdown, ecological ruin, environmental destruction, farm runoff, food, forests, fossil fuels, globalized, gulf of mexico, loggers, methane, niger delta, overpopulation, paper mill, permafrost, polluting, poverty, riches, shelter, social breakdown, social inequality, three mile island, toilet paper, water
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Japan's Apocalypse

April 2nd, 2011
by Stephen Lendman Despite a disaster multiples worse than Chernobyl, major media reports all along downplayed it. Now they largely ignore it, moving on to more important things like celebrity features and baseball's opening day, besides pretending… more »
Tags: cesium-137, chernobyl, contamination, fallout, fukushima radiation levels, ge, hazardous toxins, helen caldicott, lethal radiation, meltdown, nuclear industry, nuclear power, plutonium, radiation dose, radiation releases, radioactivity, uranium
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  • Related: Prequel Part 1, Sequel Part 2, Conclusion Part 3, Epilogue 4 Tracy Turner When rich and powerful individuals feel above the law, they become all the more dangerous. History is a long list of untouchable rulers-feudal monarchs, imperial…
  • Related: Prequel Part 1, Sequel Part 2, Conclusion Part 3, Epilogue 4 Tracy Turner The Global Power Nexus The world is consumed by uncontrolled violence, dominated by surveillance control, and razed by ecological collapse. The covert forces behind these…
  • Related: Prequel Part 1, Sequel Part 2, Conclusion Part 3, Epilogue 4 Tracy Turner In the early 21st century, global power structures are increasingly dominated by a lethal combination of greed, militarism, and deep-seated spiritual bankruptcy. The…
  • Related: Prequel Part 1, Sequel Part 2, Conclusion Part 3, Epilogue 4 Tracy Turner Hollywood and Broadway rule the World. All "meaningful" and "important work" in the World is "juiced" in the vegetable juice extractors of Hollywood and Broadway and…
  • Frankenfood Laced With Chain Molecule Toxins - Ultra-Cheap to Them, Expensive For You Chris Spencer Biotech companies Bayer, Syngenta, BASF, and Corteva argue that GMOs will help solve world food insecurity and climate change. Their claims of…
  • Paul Craig Roberts Where there is no vision the people are lost. The latest report is that Israel has carried out 480 air strikes on territory of the former Syria and Israeli troops are moving deeper into the country. Netanyahu claims credit for Syria’s…
  • AI Authoritarianism: The Faceless, Bodiless Enemy Within Chris Spencer Is it open season for CEOs? Or did the wrong culprit get shot? CEOs and Doctors don't deny us medical care; bots, robots, and network AIs decide who lives and dies. Luigi Mangione…
  • By: Sufyan bin Uzayr In November, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced the ruling Georgian Dream Party’s decision to pause all accession talks with the European Union until 2028. This led to widespread public outcry in the small Caucasian…
  • Cathy Smith Mining for lithium in the Salton Sea: a double-edged sword. As the demand for clean energy rises, the push to extract Lithium brings new risks - ntroducing radium and uranium pollution to an already toxic landscape. The environmental cost of…
  • by Ellen Brown The U.S. national debt just passed $36 trillion, only four months after it passed $35 trillion and up $2 trillion for the year. Third quarter data is not yet available, but interest payments as a percent of tax receipts rose to 37.8% in…
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