Former utility executive Arnie Gundersen’s presentation in Harrisburg, PA on explaining how the Nuclear Regulatory Commission greatly underestimated the radiation releases from the 1979 Three Mile Island nuclear accident.
Powerpoint by former utility executive Arnie Gunderson concludes that far more radiation was released by the 1979 Three Mile Island accident than acknowledged by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Note to reporters: On March 16th, the Illinois Office of the Attorneys General and the Will County States Attorney jointly filed suit against nuclear utility, Exelon and its subsidiaries, based on the corporations failure to report a series of radioactive leaks totaling in the millions of gallons of contaminated with tritium into groundwater which has…
WHAT: April 26, 2006 will mark the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine. Even as the true dimensions of the worst industrial accident in history become clearer, the nuclear power industrybacked by the Bush administrationis seeking to begin the first new reactor construction in the U.S. in more than 30 years. The…
Nearly 300 Groups Reject Nuclear Energy as a Global Warming Solution. Groups Urge Congress to Choose Clean Energy Path, Not Embrace Dangerous and Dirty Nuclear Power.
In his State of the Union Speech, President George Bush called on Congress to enact legislation to support his energy program, including “safe, clean nuclear power.” *Where Bush sees “safe, clean nuclear power,” we see construction of new pre-deployed weapons of mass destruction to be used against us. Every community near a reactor would be…
NIRS statement on State of the Union speech by President George Bush.
Nuclear Monitor () Special Edition article on the issues of emergency planning following the Three Mile Island accident on March 28, 1979.
Press Release: DOE Suspends Largest Radioactive Waste Shipment Due to Security Concerns,
Press Release on Bush-Cheney National Energy Tragedy, (NIRS and Environmental Advocates, )