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07 May 2012
The nuclear industry has melted in Japan and France
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Harvey Wasserman
There are zero commercial reactors operating in Japan today. On March 10, 2011, there were 54 licensed to operate, well over 10% percent of the global fleet.

But for the first time in 42 years, a country at the core of global...
04 May 2012
Atomic rate rape & the new China syndrome
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Harvey Wasserman
Japan's one remaining operating reactor (of 54) may go dark tomorrow.  Japan would be nuke-free for the first time in a half-century.  

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda is desperately trying to get Osaka's Mayor to allow the Ohi...
25 April 2012
Resident opposes gas industry secrecy, Not necessarily fracking itself
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Tom Over
100_4663 Eric...
23 April 2012
Could GE have prevented the Fukushima Daiichi catastrophe? Stockholder proposal on the agenda April 25 at GE Annual Meeting in Detroit Urges GE to Withdraw from Nuclear Energy
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Beyond Nuclear
The GE Stockholders’ Alliance (GESA) believes the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant meltdowns, explosions and continuing dispersal of radioactive waste could have been prevented if design deficiencies of the GE Mark I reactors,...
18 April 2012
Obama's atomic Solyndra?
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Harvey Wasserman
The future of nuclear power now hangs on a single decision by President Obama---and us.

His Office of Management and Budget could cave to the unsustainable demands of reactor builders who cannot handle the standard terms of a...
05 April 2012
America's 2 new nukes are on the brink of death
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Harvey Wasserman
The only two US reactor projects now technically under construction are on the brink of death for financial reasons.

If they go under, there will almost certainly be no new reactors built here.

The much...

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