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INTERVIEW: Producer/director Christopher Noland. His documentary, “3.11: Surviving Japan,” captures the raw pain, confusion and anger of the Japanese people in the first six months after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster began. As a rescue worker on the ground, Noland recorded first-hand the ravages created by the nuclear meltdowns and the birth of a country’s anti-nuclear movement in a personal, powerful way. Film debuts on 3/11/13 around the country. www.SurvivingJapanMovie.com for day/time details or to book your own screening.
PLUS:
- Hanford leaking up to two Olympic-sized swimming pools worth of plutonium-laden waste, endangering Columbia River;
- Germany facing nuke waste dangers and admits they haven’t a clue how to handle it;
- Nuke workers dying – three in February alone!
- Rep. Markey suspects Southern California Edison, operators of San Onofre, guilty of violating federal securities laws;
- Entergy gets spanked by Beyond Nuclear;
- Gundersen reports on mutations and miscarriages in Japan.
- And more!
Learn the facts about the steam generator failures at San Onofre and the 1959 Simi Valley no-containment meltdown. Go to: www.NuclearHotseat.com and scroll down the home page.
LINKS:
- Beyond Nuclear’s report on Entergy’s “Dirty Dozen” reactors:http://www.beyondnuclear.org/nuclear-power/2013/2/21/entergy-watch-fitzpatrick-indian-point-palisades-pilgrim-ver.html
- No Nukes Action Committee Nuclear Whistleblower Conference, March 9 in San Francisco: http://nonukesaction.wordpress.com/
- Nuke Action in Billboards: http://lasg.org/billboards/bill.htm