May 2009: Nuclear France Abroad: History, Status and Prospects of French Nuclear Activities in Foreign Countries. A report from Mycle Schneider Consulting on the expansion of the French nuclear power industry across the world.

EPR: The French Reactor. A Costly and Hazardous Obstacle to Climate Protection. November 2008 report from Greenpeace International on the problems with the French Evolutionary Power Reactor, proposed for Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania and New York in the U.S.

France’s Nuclear Failures: The Great Illusion of Nuclear Energy, November 2008 report from Greenpeace International on the failures of the French nuclear program.

Periodically updated NRC chart of expected new reactor applications. January 2, 2008

January 16, 2008: Excerpt from the Democratic Presidential candidates' debate in Las Vegas January 15, on Yucca Mountain, nuclear power and energy policy.

U.S. Nuclear Power Relapse -- table and map, data available from NRC as of of 11/08/07

November 2005: Environmental Health Perspectives Editorial on Nuclear Power and Public Health by Dr. Richard Clapp.

International Poster Campaign "Shut Down Nuclear Power Plants" - The international poster campaign of IPPNW (International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War), EUROSOLAR (European Association for Renewable Energy) and WISE International (World Information Service on Nuclear Energy). The statements on these posters against nuclear power are enhanced by pithy and catchy designs. With these you can put forward powerful arguments in discussions with friends, colleagues or advocates of nuclear power.

Are you puzzled by the rapid shift nuclear power has made from financial albatross to the supposedly nimble solution to all of the United State's energy woes?  Confused by the claims that nuclear energy's poor economics has somehow been reversed?  Wowed by the spin and polish of the Nuclear Energy Institute?  Wondering what goodies to nuclear power lurk amongst energy legislation that will soon surface? The NuSubsidies Nuclear Consortium (NNC) helps make sense of these seemingly contradictory directions.  Excellent Powerpoint presentation by economist Doug Koplow. http://www.earthtrack.net/documents.asp?docUrl=NNC_Overview.ppt

Government Admits Each Nuclear Reactor Relicensing Expected to Kill 12 People, (July 31, 2001)

Top Ten Reasons to Oppose Nuclear Power & anti-nuke links (from NIRS Southeast office)

Bush Plan for Nuclear Power and Plutonium Invites Nuclear Accidents and Proliferation (Nuclear Control Institute, May 17, 2001)

Revival of Pyroprocessing Technology Poses Serious Proliferation Dangers (Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, May 17, 2001)