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Telebriefing: Celebrating Four Decades of No Nukes Activism!
NIRS held a special edition of our quarterly telebriefing series, to commemorate our 40th anniversary with leaders in the anti-nuclear movement that NIRS has had the privilege to work with.
- Harvey Wassserman – Solartopia
- Michael Keegan – Coalition for a Nuclear-Free Great Lakes and Don’t Waste Michigan
- Deb Katz – Citizens Awareness Network
- Karen Hadden – SEED Coalition
The briefing was hosted by Allison Fisher, Outreach Director for Public Citizen’s Energy Program and NIRS Board Member.
You can listen to the briefing below. And if you’re inspired to celebrate NIRS and help us make the vision of a nuclear-free, carbon-free world a reality in our lifetime — please visit our 40th Anniversary page.
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Thanks to New York activist Charlie Olson for producing this wonderful video of the nuclear-free, carbon-free mobilization at the March for a Clean Energy Revolution (2016), in honor of NIRS's 40th anniversary.
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EXPERTS: NUCLEAR BAILOUT COULD COST UP TO $17 BILLION A YEAR AND “DESTROY” RENEWABLES INDUSTRY IN U.S.
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Health Risks of Nuclear Power
NIRS's Mary Olson explains the dangers of nuclear energy. Event hosted by Physicians for Social Responsibility OregonVideo
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So You Don't Want Nuclear Waste in Your Drinking Water?
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New Nuclear Dumps—Voices from Texas and New Mexico Telebriefing
The telebriefing focused on the current action by the nuclear industry in concert with members of Congress to change national policies on highly radioactive nuclear waste. The industry’s goal is to get rid of their most concentrated and deadly waste before there is a permanent storage solution for it by sending it to communities in Texas and New Mexico. It is called “Centralized Interim Storage,” but since there is no insurance that if moved, the waste will move again, we call this a “Parking Lot Dump” plan.
The briefing included the following presenters:
- Rose Gardner lives near two parking lot dump storage sites about 20 miles from each other–Waste Control Specialists in Texas, and Holtec in New Mexico. The Holtec license process is currently moving forward.
- Leona Morgan works with a network of new and seasoned activists in New Mexico to stop the Holtec proposal.
- Dr. Marvin Resnikoff, a leading expert on the shipment of nuclear waste will speak about the dangers of nuclear waste transport.
- Diane D’Arrigo, the Radioactive Waste Project Director for NIRS, has been providing support to the STOP CIS / No Waste Aqui movements in Texas and New Mexico.
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