As the World Turns: The Fantasy World of Nuclear Power
Dr. Sherman writes for counterpunch.com, Weekend Edition Aug 30-Sep 01, 2013 No, not that one, the soap opera that ran from 1956 to 2010, but our world that turns. As we look at a weather map on TV or...
View ArticleThe Cost of Nuclear Power: Contrasting Views in the New York Times
Joseph Mangano, Executive Director of the Radiation and Public Health Project, and Edward L. Quinn, Past President of the American Nuclear Society, have written contrasting opinion pieces in response...
View ArticleDr. Sherman interviewed about Fukushima on Chinese TV
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View ArticleMourning the Death of Dr. David Patterson
PSR Wisconsin 2712 Marshall Court, Suite 2 Madison, WI 53705-2282 info@psrwisconsin.org For further information contact Pam Kleiss 608/232-9945 For Immediate Release: Friday, January 24, 2014 Jeff...
View ArticleThe Truth about Three Mile Island
Beyond Nuclear aims to educate and activate the public about the connections between nuclear power and nuclear weapons and the need to abandon both to safeguard our future. Beyond Nuclear advocates for...
View ArticleNew York Times Reports on Chernobyl
Henry Fountain writes about Dr. Tim Mousseau, a biologist from the University of North Carolina: “Dr. Mousseau, a biologist at the University of South Carolina, has been coming to the contaminated area...
View ArticleGreen Power and Wellness @PRN.com
Link to a 56-minute audio recording of Janette Sherman and Joseph Mangano being interviewed about their work. At several points in the tape you’ll hear comments regarding radiation falling on Alaska...
View ArticleSolar vs Nuclear Power in Space
A demonstration that in space as on Earth solar power is an alternative to dangerous nuclear power is to come this week when a solar-powered spacecraft called Rosetta will rendezvous with a comet at...
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Silent Witnesses—Three Decades After Chernobyl’s Disaster
During the last few years, Hans Wolkers and Daan Kloeg, photographers, journalists and scientists, documented the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster. They visited the area around the exploded...
View ArticleWatching the Nuclear Watchdog
To appreciate how flawed the process has been, a little history is needed The current study of cancer rates near nuclear plants is now nearly six years old, and will take at least five more years,...
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