Nuclear Energy and Weapons: Uncontrollable in Time and Space
Alyn Ware highlights the fact that natural disasters and accidents will happen. If it can go wrong sooner or later it will go wrong, and Murphy's law and nuclear energy do not mix.
From Hiroshima to Fukushima
Jonathan Schell looks at the manmade catastrophe unfolding in Japan after the earthquake and tsunami.
How Japan Learned About Nuclear Safety
Lawrence Wittner looks at the historical aspects of nuclear issues in Japan.
Nuclear Reactor Catastrophe in Japan
Judge Weeramantry gives his take on the nuclear disaster in Japan.
The Japanese Disaster – Nuclear Tragedy – Lessons for India
Admiral Ramdas has written an open letter to the Prime Minister of India about lessons that must be learned from the nuclear disaster in Japan.
A Final Wakeup Call?
David Krieger analyzes the nuclear energy tragedy unfolding in Japan and its implications for the world.
Learning from History? After Sendai
Richard Falk asks whether this time, after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in Japan, humanity will learn from history.
New Book Concludes: Chernobyl death toll 985,000, mostly from cancer
Karl Grossman discusses the findings of a new book that shows the Chernobyl death toll approaching one million people.
US Energy Policy Creating a New Generation of Dr. Strangeloves
The US is pouring millions into R&D for nuclear energy instead of renewables.
Apocalypse in the Gulf Now (Oil) & Next (Nukes)
Harvey Wasserman discusses the major damage being done now by the BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and the potential for greater damage from a nuclear power accident.