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Roll up, roll up, get your plutonium here!
Blog, Feature
Republished with permission from Beyond Nucelar, find original article here.
The White House plans to distribute plutonium to private industry players developing already risky new reactors, writes Linda Pentz Gunter
In yet another alarming…

Breaking Nuclear Law. The Risks Are Immeasurable
Blog, Feature
By Linda Pentz Gunter
The Trump administration is once again doing what it does best – demonstrating a complete disregard for the law, and we’re not even talking end runs around the IRS here, or slush funds with which to reward family…

Utah’s Nuclear Gambit: a Candle in the Wind
Blog
By Patty Durand
A recent ad run by the Utah Office of Energy Development proclaiming “Nuclear energy is cleaner than a candle” is designed to make readers see nuclear power as simple, harmless, and environmentally friendly. But the comparison…

A Nuclear “Unaffordability” Scandal: How Georgia Power Made Billions, Leaving Georgians Paying the Price
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By Patty Durand
On April 30, 2024, Georgia Power finally completed the first new nuclear reactors in the U.S. in 30 years. But for Georgia Power customers, the project did not come with a celebration. It came with a 25% rate increase…

Why Is the US So Anxious to Unlearn the Lessons of the Chernobyl Disaster?
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The following is an excerpt from an article published recently by the Union of Concerned Scientists and written by Edwyn Lyman, Director, Nuclear Power Safety.
April 26, 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl Unit 4 nuclear power…

Nuclear Costs of the Iran War
Blog
By Sharon Squassoni
President Donald J. Trump's recent threats to end civilization in Iran gave many a nuclear weapons expert the jitters. For them, existential threats mean only one thing: use of nuclear weapons. Thankfully, Trump's…
Hastings Group Media/Gage Skidmore https://flickr.com/photos/22007612@N05/51876933345/Image: U.S. nuclear test 'Smoky' from Operation Plumbbob, 1957. Courtesy of National Nuclear Security Administration / Nevada Site Office.Peter Thiel, Nuclear Power, and Weapons-Usable Uranium Enrichment: A Billionaire’s Power Play
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By The Nuclear Skeptic
Earlier this week, ProPublica published a damning exposé detailing how the Trump administration is aggressively overhauling the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to rapidly expand nuclear power, ostensibly…

78-Year-Old Texas Shrimper Risks Life in Hunger Strike to Halt Dow’s Experimental Nuclear Reactor Plans
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By The Nuclear Skeptic
Diane Wilson, a 78-year old, fourth-generation Texas shrimper, and leader of the San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper (SABEW) is approaching her third week of a hunger strike outside Dow Chemical's Seadrift manufacturing…

Nuclear Fallout at the Georgia Public Service Commission 2.0
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In Georgia, the political fallout from nuclear power is no longer theoretical—it is electoral. On May 19, 2024, state officials enjoyed cake in the shape of nuclear reactors at the Plant Vogtle ribbon cutting in Waynesboro to celebrate the…

Experts Plea To Congress: Beware of Fed and Big Tech’s Costly Nuclear Power Push
Blog, FeatureBy The Nuclear Skeptic
The artificial intelligence bubble is starving for electricity so big tech is teaming up with the administration to “Make America Nuclear Again” - an unaffordable, dangerous alliance forming behind closed doors…

Roll up, roll up, get your plutonium here!
Blog, Feature
Republished with permission from Beyond Nucelar, find original article here.
The White House plans to distribute plutonium to private industry players developing already risky new reactors, writes Linda Pentz Gunter
In yet another alarming…

Breaking Nuclear Law. The Risks Are Immeasurable
Blog, Feature
By Linda Pentz Gunter
The Trump administration is once again doing what it does best – demonstrating a complete disregard for the law, and we’re not even talking end runs around the IRS here, or slush funds with which to reward family…

Utah’s Nuclear Gambit: a Candle in the Wind
Blog
By Patty Durand
A recent ad run by the Utah Office of Energy Development proclaiming “Nuclear energy is cleaner than a candle” is designed to make readers see nuclear power as simple, harmless, and environmentally friendly. But the comparison…

A Nuclear “Unaffordability” Scandal: How Georgia Power Made Billions, Leaving Georgians Paying the Price
Blog
By Patty Durand
On April 30, 2024, Georgia Power finally completed the first new nuclear reactors in the U.S. in 30 years. But for Georgia Power customers, the project did not come with a celebration. It came with a 25% rate increase…

Why Is the US So Anxious to Unlearn the Lessons of the Chernobyl Disaster?
Blog
The following is an excerpt from an article published recently by the Union of Concerned Scientists and written by Edwyn Lyman, Director, Nuclear Power Safety.
April 26, 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl Unit 4 nuclear power…

Nuclear Costs of the Iran War
Blog
By Sharon Squassoni
President Donald J. Trump's recent threats to end civilization in Iran gave many a nuclear weapons expert the jitters. For them, existential threats mean only one thing: use of nuclear weapons. Thankfully, Trump's…
Hastings Group Media/Gage Skidmore https://flickr.com/photos/22007612@N05/51876933345/Image: U.S. nuclear test 'Smoky' from Operation Plumbbob, 1957. Courtesy of National Nuclear Security Administration / Nevada Site Office.Peter Thiel, Nuclear Power, and Weapons-Usable Uranium Enrichment: A Billionaire’s Power Play
Blog
By The Nuclear Skeptic
Earlier this week, ProPublica published a damning exposé detailing how the Trump administration is aggressively overhauling the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to rapidly expand nuclear power, ostensibly…

78-Year-Old Texas Shrimper Risks Life in Hunger Strike to Halt Dow’s Experimental Nuclear Reactor Plans
Blog
By The Nuclear Skeptic
Diane Wilson, a 78-year old, fourth-generation Texas shrimper, and leader of the San Antonio Bay Estuarine Waterkeeper (SABEW) is approaching her third week of a hunger strike outside Dow Chemical's Seadrift manufacturing…

Nuclear Fallout at the Georgia Public Service Commission 2.0
Blog
In Georgia, the political fallout from nuclear power is no longer theoretical—it is electoral. On May 19, 2024, state officials enjoyed cake in the shape of nuclear reactors at the Plant Vogtle ribbon cutting in Waynesboro to celebrate the…
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Heatwave hell
Blog, FeatureRepublished with permission from Beyond Nuclear International, find original article here. You would think after the last several weeks we just had, the promoters of nuclear power might be tempering their messages a little. Or even reconsidering their position if they haven’t yet drunk too many gallons of the nuclear Kool-Aid. But what we are seeing instead […]