17 Nuclear Hotseat episodes on this topic from August 2012 to January 2021. Most recent: “NH: #501: Hanford Downwinders Truth, Official Coverup Revealed: Trisha Pritikin, Karen Dorn Steele”.
Hanford Downwinders truth preserved, in context, in the powerful book, The Hanford Plaintiffs: Voices from the Fight for Atomic Justice by downwinder Trisha Pritikin and journalist Karen Dorn Steele This Week’s Featured Interview: Han
Hanford Nuclear Nightmares – before Covid times – being addressed by Hanford Challenge Executive Director Tom Carpenter at January, 2018 Senate hearings. This Week’s Featured Interview: Hanford Nuclear and Covid nightmares
Chernobyl Fire – representation of radioactive smoke dispersion over Europe from the 3+ week wildfire in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone This Week’s Featured Interviews: Kate Brown is the author of Manual for Survival: A Cher
Fukushima Hurricane Hagibis Flooding – deluge of water washes full bags of “decontaminated” soil, plants, and other radioactive matter into Furumichi river near the Japanese city of Tamura in Fukushima Prefecture (above).
This Week’s Featured Interview: Tom Carpenter is the Executive Director of the Hanford Challenge . He addresses Hanford’s recent radiation contamination from demolition of the Plutonium Finishing Plant and maps out t
Six years of weekly Nuclear Hotseat and still going strong! Please DONATE to support our work! Listen Here: [powerpress] This Week’s Featured Interviews: Gerry Condon is a national board member of Veterans for Peace and Presiden
This Week’s Featured Interviews: Mari Inoue of Manhattan Project for a Nuclear-Free World talks about the issues surrounding the US-Japan Nuclear Energy Cooperation Treaty – and why we really don’t want it to be renewed. LINK to infor
Listen Here: [powerpress] HANFORD UPDATE: New Accident – Radioactive contamination of worker’s clothes as underground double-sided tank containing 800,000 gallons of radioactive waste shows signs of leak. Old Accident – Ma
Listen Here: [powerpress] This Week’s Featured Interviews: Laura Welch of Nuclear Care Partners, a company that provides in-home health care to approved government atomic industry workers. Dawn Chapman of Just Moms StL, on the sad fat
Listen here: [powerpress] HANFORD EMERGENCY SPECIAL – Interviews: Bob Alvarez, senior scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies, where he is currently focused on nuclear disarmament, environmental and energy policies. Julie Wert , r
This Week’s Featured Interview: Tom Carpenter heads up Hanford Challenge , a watchdog group that works with whistleblowers and lawmakers to help create a future for Hanford that secures human health and safety, advances accountability
This Week’s Featured Interview: Mimi German is the founder of RadCast , which focuses on collecting and interpreting radiation data . It helps helping citizen activists learn how to take accurate radiation readings, which RadCas
This Week’s Featured Interview: How bad is the radioactive threat of t he Hanford Site in SE Washington State? Learn the facts, worthy of a Halloween horror house, from attorney Gerry Pollet, Executive Director of Heart of Ameri
Caution! Podcaster at work… FEATURED INTERVIEWS: Christian Levesque , organizer for this year’s Uranium Film Festival in Quebec , explains how he coordinated the timing of this year’s event with an international scientific
INTERVIEW: Award-winning investigative reporter Susannah Frame from KING 5 News in Seattle has not only covered the problems at the Hanford Site in southeastern Washington, she has broken several of the most important recent stories.&
Friends of the Earth’s mobile billboard, roving the 50-mile evacuation radius from San Onofre in So. California . FEATURED INTERVIEWS: Daniel Noonan of Washington state Physicians for Social Responsibili
Mary Olson of NIRS on what it means when nuclear reactors are in hot water – literally. How To Be a Homebound Activist (hint: Yes You CAN – in time for the Coalition Against Nukes Congressional Briefing on Sept. 20 in DC);