Tag Archives: Arnie Gundersen

JAPANESE PEOPLE SHUN FUKUSHIMA SURVIVORS WHILE DOCTORS REFUSE THEM CARE via www.jeffereyjaxen.com

Posted on 2016/03/08 by norma field

[…]The world is rapidly approaching the five year anniversary of the worst nuclear disaster in human history. The triple meltdown at the Fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant has seen shameful omissions by global leaders and officials at every level. To … Continue reading →

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Arnie Gundersen The Future of Energy: Is Nuclear the Solution?

Posted on 2015/05/18 by norma field
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Writing the Nuclear Meltdown Playbook via Fairwinds

Posted on 2015/03/30 by yukimiyamotodepaul

People today who are familiar with social media think that TMI means “Too Much Information”. But to me, and anyone listening to the news in 1979, TMI will always represent the disaster at Three Mile Island, when the public received … Continue reading →

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Feds Leave Radioactive Waste Stranded In Wildfire Danger Zone via Common Dreams

Posted on 2014/06/01 by norma field

DOE announces it will not meet deadline for removal of radioactive containers held above-ground at northern New Mexico nuclear weapons lab – Sarah Lazare, staff writer Officials in New Mexico have warned that the waste at Los Alamos could be … Continue reading →

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【short film】Fukushima Daiichi: Why Is It So Hard to Clean Up? via Fairewinds Energy Education

Posted on 2014/01/04 by norma field

In this, the fourth installment in our short film series, Fairewinds Energy Education’s Arnie Gundersen responds to questions we have received about cleanup at Fukushima Daiichi. Please consider supporting our work, so we can continue to bring you the truth … Continue reading →

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Fukushima, a Global Conspiracy of Denial via Reader Supported News

Posted on 2014/01/04 by norma field

By William Boardman Just because no one seems to know what to do about Fukushima is no excuse to go on lying about and/or denying the dimensions of reality, whatever they might be. There are hundreds, probably thousands of people … Continue reading →

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Fukushima: A Global Threat via Z Magazine

Posted on 2014/01/02 by norma field

By Kevin Zeese When we researched the realities of Fukushima in preparation for this article, words like apocalyptic, cataclysmic, and earth-threatening came to mind. But, when we say such things, people react as if we were the little red hen … Continue reading →

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Gundersen: Doubts on Geotechnical Data Undermine Safety at Proposed Fermi 3 Atomic Reactor via Beyond Nuclear

Posted on 2013/11/10 by norma field

Gundersen voiced his concerns about the trustworthiness of geotechnical data gathered by DTE and its subcontractors as part of the Fermi 3 Development Project. Detroit Edison has argued that it was not required to have quality assurance in place, as … Continue reading →

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Let the Games Begin via Fairewinds Energy Education

Posted on 2013/10/31 by norma field

Today [Wednesday, October 30, 2013], The Games Began in Monroe Michigan as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (NRC ASLB) started hearings on Detroit Edison’s “Fermi 3 Licensing Project”. Outgunned? Fairewinds’ Arnie Gundersen and the seven expert … Continue reading →

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【events】THE FUKUSHIMA NUCLEAR ACCIDENT: ONGOING LESSONS FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK via Coalition Against Nukes

Posted on 2013/10/07 by norma field

RALPH NADER TO JOIN FORMER JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER NAOTO KAN AND OTHERS FOR NUCLEAR PANEL DISCUSSIONS Seminars to focus on ongoing lessons from Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear catastrophe and the future of nuclear power in New York and Boston Seminar Tuesday, Oct. … Continue reading →

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