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HARVEY WASSERMAN: NUCLEAR POWER’S GREEN MOUNTAIN GRASSROOTS DEMISE

Harvey Wasserman
Nuclear power’s green mountain grassroots demise
March 16, 2012

In the wake of Fukushima, grassroots citizen action is shutting the
worldwide nuclear power industry.

A Solartopian tipping point is upon us in the US, Europe and Japan
which will re-define how the human race gets its energy.
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Nuke crisis far from under control as TEPCO’s ‘inadequate predictions’ continue

The crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant is far from over. I became certain of this when the power plant was opened to the media on Feb. 20, and witnessed the reality of what was going on inside. This, despite the government’s declaration just two months prior, that the reactors had achieved a “cold shutdown” state, bringing the crisis “under control.”.
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SOUND THE ALARM

AFTER A MONTH OF SHUT DOWN NUCLEAR REACTORS AT SAN O, THE HAZARDS OF
NUCLEAR ENERGY SPELL POTENTIAL DISASTER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
by: Josh T. Saunders / Posted on March 4, 2012
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The nuclear landscape

The accident at Fukushima has convinced many
nations to phase out nuclear power. Economics will be
the deciding force, says Peter Bradford.
Nuclear Landscape Article

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PACE meeting

PACE meeting Monday 1 p.m. at Chville Coffee,
(Feb. 20) McIntire Plaza.

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We May Yet Lose Tokyo…Not to Mention Alaska…and Now Georgia, Too

Harvey Wasserman

We may yet lose Tokyo….not to mention Alaska…and now Georgia, too
February 10, 2012

As the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approves a construction/operating
license for two new reactors in Georgia, alarming reports from Japan
indicate the Fukushima catastrophe is far from over.
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San Onofre nuclear plant radiation leak, worn tubes raise concerns

February 3, 2012 | 8:26 am
A week of problems at the San Onofre nuclear power plant has raised new safety concerns among some activists.
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Nuclear accidents pose little risk to health: NRC

The NRC is saying that if every one does everything correctly, there will be no significant releases of radiation. Existing mitigation measures are all that is needed. Don’t worry, be happy.
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Progress Energy looking to cancel main construction contract for building Levy County nuclear plant

By Ivan Penn, Times Staff Writer
In Print: Thursday, January 26, 2012
Progress Energy plans to cancel the main development and construction contract for its proposed nuclear plant in Levy County, but its customers will have to keep paying in advance anyway.
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Handout For General Assembly

TO: Virginia General Assembly
FROM: Citizens of Virginia
Gov. McDonnell has just issued a de
facto order to lift the moratorium on
uranium mining in Virginia.
Is this appropriate?
Handout for Gen Assbly 1-23-12

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