Thursday, May 5, 2011

We do not want atomic!




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Miraho -Nie chcemy atomu (DiesProduction)

We do not want atomic

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25 lat po wybuchu w Czarnobylu Polska zamierza kontynuowac budowe elektrowni jadrowych w kilku lokalizacjach , z tej okazji skunkheads wyraza swoj sprzeciw wobec polityki atomowej .
NIE CHCEMY ATOMU W NASZYM DOMU !!!!

25 years after explosion at Chernobyl, Poland intends to continue to build nuclear power plants in several locations, on this occasion skunkheads expresses its opposition to nuclear policy.
DO NOT WANT TO ATOM IN OUR HOME!!

pretty shocking stuff - what else can you say?



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Spent-fuel storage fuel at the Pilgrim power plant in Plymouth is one area of concern. (David L. Ryan/Globe Staff/file)

“It’s about families. It’s not about politics,’’ said Anna Baker, coleader of Pilgrim: Make Us Safe Today, or Pilgrim: MUST.
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Join us at Plymouth Rock (address: 72 Water Street, Plymouth, MA) on Saturday May 7 from 10am-noon. This is a family friendly event. Speakers will include Paul Gunter (Director, Beyond Nuclear), Jim Cantwell (State Representative), Claire Miller (Toxics Action Center), Mary Lampert (Pilgrim Watch), Randy Kehler (Safe and Green Campaign) and David Agnew (Organizer, Cape Downwinders).

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Commission Chairman Gregory Jaczko in recent days has publicly questioned if U.S. reactors needed to install more emergency power, a potentially expensive step. Mr. Jaczko has also suggested that the commission should examine the industry's flood preparedness and methods for storing spent fuel, both issues connected to the problems at the Fukushima Daiichi plant after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

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1 comment:

  1. Anya Rose says waking up isn't easy when living a nightmare ♥

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