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- U.S. Solar and Wind Power Generation Tops Nuclear for First Time via OilPrice.com 2024/07/15
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- LANL plans to release highly radioactive tritium to prevent explosions. Will it just release danger in the air? via Searchlight New Mexico 2024/07/09
- US Spent $98,000 Per Minute on Nuclear Weapons in 2023, New Report Says via Truthout 2024/06/17
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Tag Archives: Nuclear Weapons
Mapping the atomic tests via Beyond Nuclear International
Interactive map tells the story of nuclear weapons tests and their toll From the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) During the First Meeting of States Parties to the TPNW, ICAN launched a new interactive resource to discover the … Continue reading
China, Russia, and the Bomb via Beyond Nuclear International
Alliance ruffled by dispute over nuclear weapons By Lawrence S. Wittner Even international alliances can unravel when nations confront the insanity of a nuclear holocaust. An illustration of this point occurred last September when Vladimir Putin once again threatened Ukraine and other … Continue reading
Clean Energy or Weapons? What the ‘Breakthrough’ in Nuclear Fusion Really Means via The Wire
By M.V. Ramana On December 13, the US Department of Energy announced that the National Ignition Facility had reached a “milestone”: the achievement of “ignition” in nuclear fusion earlier in the month. While the step has been described as a milestone in clean energy, … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, fusion, National Ignition Facility (NIF), Nuclear Weapons
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Chicago educators create new lessons on Asian American history, nuclear power via Chalkbeat Chicago
By Mila Koumpilova Aug 29, 2022, 6:00am CDT On the eve of the pandemic, Aiko Kojima Hibino came across a viral photo showing dozens of copies of John Hersey’s nonfiction classic “Hiroshima” discarded in a Chicago high school’s dumpster. On social media, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aiko Kojima Hibino, Chicago, Hiroshima/Nagasaki, John Hersey, Nuclear Weapons, peace education, Yuki Miyamoto
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Rev. Carl Kabat, Peace Activist and ‘Fool for Christ,’ Dies at 88 via New York Times
By Ed ShanahanPublished Aug. 17, 2022Updated Aug. 19, 2022 The Rev. Carl Kabat, a Roman Catholic priest and tenacious yet joyful foe of nuclear weapons who spent nearly 20 years in prison for protests that involved bolt cutters, human blood and clown costumes … Continue reading
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Tagged Berrigan Brothers, liberation theology, Nuclear Weapons, swords into ploughshares
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Why Is There More Talk about Using Nuclear Weapons Than about Banning Them? via FAIR
Karl Grossman It’s of critical importance—indeed, existential importance—to the world: the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. And a coalition of peace organizations in the United States is charging that media are acting like the treaty “does not exist.” The … Continue reading
Living in the light of Christ’s peace: A conversation toward nuclear disarmament via Archdiocese of Santa Fe
77th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Nagasaki, Japan Mass and Interfaith Discussion Tuesday, August 9, 2022 5:15 p.m. MT Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi Followed by Panel Discussion with Interfaith Leaders at 6:15 p.m. … Continue reading
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Tagged Hiroshima, John Wester, Nagasaki, New Mexico, Nuclear Weapons
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Nuclear tragedy in the Marshall Islands via Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
By Sally Clark We were innocent 21-year-olds entering an organization called the Peace Corps in 1969. We came from all over the United States, some wanting to dodge the draft, but most of us were embracing a desire to help … Continue reading
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Tagged health effects, Marshall Islands, Nuclear Weapons, Peace Corps
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The U.S. Must Take Responsibility for Nuclear Fallout in the Marshall Islands via Scientific American
By Hart Rapaport, Ivana Nikolić Hughes on April 4, 2022 In many ways, Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has resurfaced our global nuclear history. […] As governments across the world consider their own roles in lessening the risk of nuclear war, the United States cannot excuse … Continue reading
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Tagged contamination, Department of Energy (DOE), health effects, Marshall Islands, Nuclear Weapons, strontium
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‘Atoms and Ashes,’ a Frightening Tour of Six Nuclear Accidents via The New York Times
Serhii Plokhy writes about Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and other disasters, and about the common impulse among governments “to hide information and, later, to spin or distort it.” By Jennifer Szalai ATOMS AND ASHESA Global History of Nuclear DisastersBy Serhii PlokhyIllustrated. … Continue reading
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Tagged Castle Bravo, Chernobyl, Fukushima, Kyshtym, nuclear power plants, Nuclear Weapons, Three Mile Island, Windscale
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