Extraordinary poem and short film exploring the nuclear testing legacy of the Marshall Islands
Tag Archives | Nuclear
A Costly Nuclear Legacy
Why Hinkley Point C is such a bad deal
We will pay you cash to switch to green energy
The SWITCH EDF OFF campaign pays people to switch from EDF to renewable energy suppliers
10 Reasons Nuclear Fails The Climate Change Test
Why nuclear is a bad investment for everyone that doesn’t own a nuclear power station
Money, information, energy and bullshit
It is well know that if you spread bullshit around it helps things grow. If you pile it up, it stinks. Of course, the same is true of money, but as money concentrates in one place it not only stinks it also corrupts.
The Fourth Revolution: Energy Autonomy
The Fourth Revolution: Energy, also known as Die 4. Revolution – Energy Autonomy, is a German documentary film by Carl-A. Fechner, released in 2010. It shows the vision of a global society, which lives in a world where the energy is produced 100% with renewable energies, showing a complete reconstruction of the economy, to reach […]
Countdown to Zero, London premiere (& Trailer)
Countdown to Zero reveals the truth behind an issue on which human survival itself hangs – the very real possibility of nuclear disaster. From the producers of An Inconvenient Truth, Countdown is a chilling wake up call about the urgency of the nuclear threat.
Worldwide exit from nuclear energy: vote here
The Japanese have a new word in their lexicon. Flyjins are those foreigners who have fled Japan. The people left behind are anxiously watching which way the wind is going to blow the giant nuclear plume.
Nuclear risks and renewable alternatives
This is also a time to reflect on the risks posed by nuclear power generation and to ask if we should continue with this massive investment. Might our money be better spent on renewable energy?
Grow a brain… then the economy
By being the only political party that backs a 3rd runway at Heathrow Labour stands out with a special kind of stupid. The rational for inflicting this fresh monstrous wound on our once green and pleasant land is ‘the economy’.