15 episodes
Greg Mello, Exec Director of the Los Alamos Study Group, reports from "belly of the beast" - DC's annual Nuclear "Deterrence" Summit.
Federal court rules that plutonium pit production at Los Alamos and Savannah River Site breaks the law + Int'l Uranium Film Fest officially "COOL!"
Los Alamos Study Group's Greg Mello in the Belly of the Beast: DC Nuclear Deterrence Summit, the nukesters' conference and trade show for Armageddon.
The US already has 6,000 nuclear weapons. Why rush to build more plutonium pits, the bombs' trigger mechanism? Chris Mello of Los Alamos Study Group follows the money.
Flashy but problematic Oppenheimer omits radiation, Japanese faces, on-the-ground visuals of Hiroshima devastation while supporting US rationale.
Plutonium pits – the trigger for nuclear weapons: Congress has mandated that this country produce new plutonium pits at a rate of 80 per year by 2030… but nobody’s done the proper Environmental Impact Surveys to dete
New Mexico Nuclear Activists Brainstorm on a panel on how to stop Los Alamos plutonium pit production and Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) expansion and extension, and promote the United Nations Treaty to Ban Nuclear Weapons. (Picture a s
Radium Girls – WWI era young women paint luminous watch dials with radioactive paint were instructed to lick the brush tips to make a sharper point. A new dramatic film tells of our first awareness of radiation horrors in very human t
Los Alamos Toxic Nuclear Tour – LANL is the Manhattan Project site where Little Boy, the first atomic bomb, was designed and built. Schematics of bomb above. This Week’s Special Feature: Los Alamos Toxic Tour Smug Stupid L
Trinity atomic bomb downwinder/activist Tina Cordova continues to fight for acknwlegement, compensation for those harmed by the blast's radiation.
This Week’s Featured Interview: Hiroshima Nagasaki 75th Anniversary of the United States dropping atomic bombs on the two Japanese cities — for the first time, activists will provide i nternational online peace and anti-nu
Hanford Nuclear Nightmares – before Covid times – being addressed by Hanford Challenge Executive Director Tom Carpenter at January, 2018 Senate hearings. This Week’s Featured Interview: Hanford Nuclear and Covid nightmares
Radiation causes disproportionate harm to women, little girls, but the model for safety is adult men. Mary Olson crunches the data. Shocking results!
Smug Stupid Los Alamos: A guide to the atomic hot spots – meaning REALLY hot – around the radioactive Manhattan Project legacy sites with Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety. Pictured above: How much more smug c
Nuclear Waste Warriors from around the United States gathered in Albuquerque, NM in November to brainstorm, strategize, and coordinate efforts and actions. This Week’s SPECIAL: Nuclear Waste Warriors from around the U.S. came together