21 Nuclear Hotseat episodes on this topic from August 2011 to October 2026. Most recent: “NH #797: IDAHO! It’s NOT a “Nuclear Lifestyle Innovation Campus” – it’s a RADIOACTIVE NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP! – Leigh Ford, Heidi Henderson of Snake River Alliance + BREAKING NEWS on Santa Susana Field Lab “Clean-up””.
Idaho courted to become site of massive nuclear waste dump, aka "Nuclear Lifestyle Innovation Campus." Idaho NGO leaders explain expose disinformation, dangers.
Nukes & state governments. New Hawaii report nixes nuke reactors. So Cal court favors Boeing over parents on Santa Susana Field Lab clean-up case.
Long-promised clean-up of radioactive Santa Susana Field Lab killed by Boeing, DTSC. Parents Against SSFL hold a funeral for their nuclear clean-up expectations.
Parents pushing Boeing to clean up radioactive/toxic waste at LA’S Santa Susana Field Lab win a major victory. And Doomsday Clock? How about a Peace Clock? Veteran peace activist A
Nukesters don’t like to tell communities what they’re doing to clean up the toxic radioactive legacy or hear safety concerns. 2 activists push for full transparency.
Santa Susana Field Lab Fallout from Woolsey Fire Study of Radioactive Releases – Melissa Bumstead (above) of Parents Against SSFL. This Week’s Featured Interviews: Santa Susana Field Lab – the push to clean up the 2,680 ac
Woolsey Fire in 2018 has now been shown, through peer-reviewed scientific study , to have released radioactive microparticles from the Santa Susana Field Lab site into Los Angeles neighborhoods. Radioactivity released through smoke a
Blast the money out of nuclear weapons – and while you’re at it, clean up the radioactive cancer-causing mess you’ve already created! Picture of recent demo in Sacramento by a coalition of environmental justice groups.&nbs
LA’s Deadly Nuclear Nightmare: Santa Susana Field Labs New documentary tells story of how Melissa Bumstead (above with daughter Grace Bumstead ) came to spearhead the drive to clean up the radioactive, toxic site located just 30 miles
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) doesn’t care for nuclear engineer/whistleblower Arnie Gundersen , seen here speaking on Three Mile Island Accident Reconsidered on March 27, 2019 (video link below) This Week’s Featured Interv
Santa Susana Field Lab – aerial photo of the start of the Woolsey Fire BREAKING: Arnie Gundersen and Maggie Gundersen of Fairewinds Energy Education have just released the protocols for collecting dust and dirt samples within 25 miles
San Onofre canister comparison chart courtesy SanOnofreSafety.org Listen Here: [powerpress] This Week’s Featured Interview: San Onofre gets failing marks from NRC on August 3 near-miss disaster while loading “spent” fuel t
Nuclear Fire: Helicopter view of the start of the Woolsey fire, on Santa Susana Field Lab Property Photo courtesy Safecast. NUCLEAR FIRE – WOOLSEY’S NUKE ORIGINS SPECIAL: Denise Duffield , Administrator of Physicians for Social
Featured Image: Children show map of pediatric cancers surrounding Santa Susana Field Lab at Feb. 21, 2017 Department of Energy (DOE) meeting Featured Interview: Denise Duffield is associate director of Physicians for Social Responsib
FEATURED: Don Hancock, Executive Director of the Southwest Information and Research Center , brings us up to date with another insightful update on what’s happening at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) site following the February
USS Reagan sailors on deck trying to clean up radiation during Operation Tomadachi, their humanitarian aid mission to Fukushima immediately after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami. (Note the lack of protective gear.) INTERVIEW
“ Fukushima is Here ” mock-up – help make the real thing happen on October 19! FEATURED INTERVIEW: John Bertucci, one of the organizers of the “Fukushima is Here” campaign, on what it takes to set up a 2,
INTERVIEW: Torgen Johnson is a Harvard-educated Urban Planner with a professional degree in Architecture from USC. He brings a unique perspective to the nuclear conversation based upon three separate professional disciplines. As
Interview with Daniel Hirsch of Committee to Bridge the Gap on the 1959 Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear meltdown – more radiation released than Three Mile Island! – and the current status of clean-up attempts. PLUS:
Report on anti-nuke activists meeting w/CA Gov. Jerry Brown’s senior aide; this weekend’s demonstrations at San Onofre features two Japanese survivors of the Tohoku earthquake, tsunami, and resulting nuclear disaster at Fukushim
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 HirschR