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NH #34: February 28, 2012
Feb 28, 2012

NH #34: February 28, 2012

Japanese government shown to have been in chaos after Fukushima, w/possible Tokyo evacuation; only 2 nuke reactors left online in Japan… and no rolling blackouts; stillborn calves at Fukushima-area farm; NRC cites Palisades Power Plan

NH #32: Vermont Yankee Activist Hattie Nestel
Feb 14, 2012

NH #32: Vermont Yankee Activist Hattie Nestel

Kick-ass interview w/Hattie Nestle, 73-year-old anti-nuke activist arrested on Feb. 13 at Vermont Yankee nuclear facility; Fukushima 2 in recriticality; NRC licenses two new nuclear reactors for Georgia; Two quakes – 6.2 and 5.5 &#821

NH #31: SPECIAL REPORT:  San Onofre: How SaFe Is It?
Feb 7, 2012

NH #31: SPECIAL REPORT: San Onofre: How SaFe Is It?

A summary of the current status of San Onofre nuclear reactors in San Diego after last week’s leaks, the discovery of over 800 damaged pipes, and an employee falling into the radioactive refueling pool. Featuring an interview wi

NH #27: November 24, 2011
Nov 22, 2011

NH #27: November 24, 2011

My tech guy just fixed a weeks-long lock-out from this site, which is why I’ve fallen behind. I’ll catch up on the missed podcasts and blog posts as quickly as I can, but for now, here’s today’s podcast: http:/

NH #24: October 18, 2011
Oct 18, 2011

NH #24: October 18, 2011

In today’s episode of Nuclear Hotseat ( http://lhalevy.audioacrobat.com/download/5e28ed99-7d9c-625b-8c04-289765cb4890.mp3) : Interview with Barbara George of Women’s Energy Matters of Marin County, CA on legal briefs against Dia

NH #22: Why I'm an Activist on Nuclear Issues
Oct 5, 2011

NH #22: Why I'm an Activist on Nuclear Issues

My life has changed dramatically in the past 6-1/2 months. I’ve gone from ignorant of/in denial about/blind to all issues nuclear-related into a 24/7/365 activist on the issues. I’ve spoken in public, posted videos,

NH #21: Animation of Nuclear Bomb Blasts, 1945 - 1998
Sep 26, 2011

NH #21: Animation of Nuclear Bomb Blasts, 1945 - 1998

A clearly animated representation of how many blasts we’ve had since the first ones in 1945. Remember, each blast releases radiation into the atmosphere and/or the ground, where it remains until a minimum of ten half-life cycles

NH #20: Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Sep 20, 2011

NH #20: Tuesday, September 20, 2011

On this week’s Nuclear Hotseat: Great interview w/author-activist Ace Hoffman on problems at San Onofre and the power of his free ebook, an expose of the nuclear industry, THE CODE KILLERS; available for free at: www.AceHoffman.org .

NH #18: September 6, 2011
Sep 6, 2011

NH #18: September 6, 2011

Today’s Nuclear Hotseat Podcast: North Anna’s operators caught in a lie about quake-readiness of that plant, even as they break ground for reactor #3; Fukushima radiation levels for workers more than 10 times too high; Interview

NH #17: Nuclear Hotseat Podcast for August 29, 2011
Sep 6, 2011

NH #17: Nuclear Hotseat Podcast for August 29, 2011

On today’s Nuclear Hotseat Podcast: Interview w/Sean Bonner of Safecast on his work providing free on-the-ground radiation monitoring devices to groups in Japan; post-quake damage suspected at North Anna nuke plant in Virginia; post-H

NH #13: Evacuate Fukushima - Video and Petition
Aug 22, 2011

NH #13: Evacuate Fukushima - Video and Petition

Rarely have I seen anything as profoundly moving as this video, which makes the indellible case for international support in forcing the Japanese government to evacuate the children of Fukushima from the danger zone. The picture paint

NH #12: Simi Valley Nuclear Meltdown in 1959
Aug 18, 2011

NH #12: Simi Valley Nuclear Meltdown in 1959

The great cover-up of the Rocketdyne Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident in 1959 – the worst on U.S. soil because there was no containment building. Information only came out 20 years later when some of Dan Hirsch&#82

NH #11: Detoxing from Radiation
Aug 18, 2011

NH #11: Detoxing from Radiation

Today, I watched my 10-year-old dog frolic in the yard with her favorite ball, playing like a puppy, with more energy than I’ve seen her have in years. Why is this worth a mention on an anti-nuclear website? Because as part of m