May 30, 2013
Nuclear calamity in Tennessee
A new documentary feature film, Acceptable Limits, now in production, tells
about the devastating health and environmental effects that a dilapidated,
54-year old nuclear fuel processing plant has had on a small Appalachian
community in Erwin, TN. You can help get this important film completed and
shown. More
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Yellow "Oscar" for Indian film at Uranium Film Festival
A documentary about the people displaced by India's first nuclear power plant
at Tarapur won the Yellow Oscar at the recent Uranium Film Festival in Brazil.
The film was made by Pradeep Indulkar, an anti-nuclear activist from Ratnagiri.
In accepting the award, Indulkar dedicated it "to all those farmers and
fishermen who lost their land, home and livelihood for the nuclear power
plant." More
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US must act to prevent radioactive waste fire at Fukushima
Japanese diplomat, Akio Matsumura, has again urged the UN to ask for
international support to empty the Fukushima Daiichi 4 high-level radioactive
waste pool as another major eathquake could lead to the loss of its vital
cooling water. Please support Sen. Wyden's earlier call for the US to send
resources to this effort by calling the US Senate Energy and Natural Resources
Committee today. More actions here.
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TAKE ACTION
Hand out fliers at Pandora's (false)Promise
The pro-nuclear propaganda film, Pandora's Promise, is opening in cities across
the country next month. Please consider attending and handing out our one-page
flier that debunks many of the myths and omissions in this documentary. Follow
this link for a calendar of screenings. And download our handout here.
Sign the petition to stop Japanese nuclear sale to India
Please sign the international petition to oppose the export of nuclear
technology from Japan to India. India, a largely rural country, needs locally,
generated distributed electricity. Nuclear projects have already meant
displacement, land-grabbing and opponents harshly treated by authorities.
Please help protest this latest assault. Sign here.
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