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mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

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Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

Fixers and journalists network seen as guarantor of uncensored Fukushima coverage Liquid Nuclear Waste Convoys

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

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Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

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mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Concrete Actions


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

Fixers and journalists network seen as guarantor of uncensored Fukushima coverage Liquid Nuclear Waste Convoys

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

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Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

Concrete Actions

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Concrete Actions


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Articulação Antinuclear Brasileira lança série de vídeos sobre os impactos locais do nuclear no Brasil

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NIRS invites you to Commemorate Chernobyl’s 31st Anniversary and to join our Nuclear-Free, Carbon-Free Contingent!

The next major day of action for climate justice is happening in just four days – the People’s Climate March on April 29! NIRS and grassroots groups across the country are organizing to bring the Nuclear-Free, Carbon-Free message to the forefront. But first – join us for a live national briefing tomorrow (26/04/2017) about why the climate crisis demands Nuclear-Free, Carbon-Free solutions.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Actions Concrètes


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Concrete Actions


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Concrete Actions

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Os impactos que o nuclear teve ou tem em territórios locais estão retratados em uma série de vídeos curtos produzidos pela Articulação Antinuclear Brasileira e Sociedade Angrense de Proteção Ecológica (Sapê), todos estão disponíveis no link https://goo.gl/mzpHVQ.

Concrete Actions

NIRS invites you to Commemorate Chernobyl’s 31st Anniversary and to join our Nuclear-Free, Carbon-Free Contingent!

The next major day of action for climate justice is happening in just four days – the People’s Climate March on April 29! NIRS and grassroots groups across the country are organizing to bring the Nuclear-Free, Carbon-Free message to the forefront. But first – join us for a live national briefing tomorrow (26/04/2017) about why the climate crisis demands Nuclear-Free, Carbon-Free solutions.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Concrete Actions


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

Concrete Actions

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Concrete Actions


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

Concrete Actions

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

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Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

Concrete Actions


Fairewinds Energy Education

Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

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Concrete Actions

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Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

Concrete Actions

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

mars 25, 2017

Arnie Gundersen will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown on Saturday night March 25

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Arnie Gundersen

This weekend Fairewinds chief engineer Arnie Gundersen traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the Three Mile Island meltdown that occurred March 28, 1979. Arnie will present the keynote address at an event put on by Three Mile Island Alert on Saturday night March 25, 2017. He will speak about the lessons learned from the 1979 TMI meltdown and new findings he has unearthed drawing from his work with recently deceased University of North Carolina (UNC) epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing.

Despite the United States Government’s apparent lack of understanding or consideration of the impact of the Three Mile Island disaster, the nuclear industry wants you to believe no one was hurt or impacted by this huge radiological calamity. To revisit the words of Dr. Steve Wing that still hold true today:

“…as we think about the current plans to expand nuclear power in this country and to promote nuclear reactors, whatever you think about the problems of waste storage or waste transportation or nuclear proliferation or other things, that when we hear, which we do hear often, that no one was harmed at Three Mile Island, that this really should cause us to question that. I would encourage any of you who are interested to really go back and look, as Arnie Gundersen did, into the records, to talk with people who have been here and to respect some of this history because I think it is relative to the debates that we are having today.”

Learn about Steve Wing’s findings here:

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 1)

Epidemiologist Steve Wing Discusses the Increases in Cancer Rates After Three Mile Island Accident (Part 2)

Read Arnie’s Full Account on our Demystifying Nuclear Power Blog Here

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