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Host Margaret Harrington talks with Arnie Gundersen about the ongoing nuclear man made crisis when there is no sound methodology in place for decommissioning Fukushima Daiitchi or Vermont Yankee or any of the nuclear power plants being decommissioned in the US. A nuclear power plant carcass can sit for 60 or 70 years with ratepayers and tax payers paying for them after the plant owners have been subsidized at the public expense. tinyurl.com/hqk2sr5
Arnie Gundersen on CCTV- Nuclear Free Future: Fukushima at 5 and the Vermont Yankee Shutdown: What Do They Mean
What are the parallels between the ongoing clean up at Fukushima Daiichi and the current decommissioning process at Entergy’s Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant? Listen as CCTV’s host Margaret Harrington interviews Fairewinds’ Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen to discuss these parallels. Providing insight from his recent trip to Japan, where he spent time in the Fukushima prefecture, Arnie reveals the flawed methodology of the decommissioning process touted by the nuclear industry worldwide. Despite the challenge of enormous radioactive contamination from a triple meltdown, Fukushima Daiichi utility owner Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) claims it will take them 40-years to dismantle their destroyed reactors. Yet, Vermont Yankee owner Entergy Corp. and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission agree that a 60-year clean up of Vermont Yankee is acceptable.
Nuclear Free Future with Margaret Harrington
FIVE YEARS AFTER: Tougher work awaits TEPCO at Fukushima after water issue ends tinyurl.com/gqwjepp
Arnie Gundersen appears on Project Censored on March 30, 2016
Project Censored hosts Peter Phillips and Mickey Huff speak with Fairewinds Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen about his recent trip to Fukushima.
Arnie warns listeners of the pervasiveness of radioactive contamination within the Fukushima Prefecture despite the Japanese government’s assurances that part of the area is safe for resettlement. tinyurl.com/h5h7lga
Demystifying Nuclear Power: Public Service Announcement: Nukespeak Watch tinyurl.com/grsrtkq
The Nationwide Failures of Decommissioning Regulation: Decommissioning Trust Funds or Slush Funds? tinyurl.com/gopmkb7
Fukushima@5 tinyurl.com/jgmg5jc
Against the Will of the People – Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 5
Listen as the Fairewinds Crew uncovers the truth behind the Abe administration’s new “nuclear safety myth”. tinyurl.com/jnl5tfd
Put on a Happy Face – Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 4
Before speaking to audiences in Sendai, Japan, where restart of atomic power coincided with a volcanic eruption a mere 31-miles away, Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen talks with the Fairewinds Crew about the current lives of Japanese people affected by the meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi. tinyurl.com/japezh6
Fukushima Refugees Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 3
A woman introduced herself, “I am 6A.” Meeting with 22 women, ages 17 to 60, Arnie Gundersen is the first person who has met with them to talk about the effects of radiation during the 5-years that they have been evacuees. tinyurl.com/hudht9q
Ground Zero: Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 2
With 99 operating atomic power reactors generating electricity in the U.S., what’s so different about your home, your town, your state that what happened to Fukushima couldn’t happen to you and your family? tinyurl.com/j4kvwml
On The Road Again...Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 1
Fairewinds’ Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen is hitting the road yet again for his third speaking tour of Japan!
Breaking News: NBC covers Sen. Bernie Sanders’ call to shut down Indian Point tinyurl.com/hxpd73s
Presidential candidate, Senator Bernie Sanders publicly called for the shutdown of the aged, tritium leaking Indian Point nuclear reactor. As NBC reports,
"I am very concerned that the Indian Power nuclear power reactor is more than ever before a catastrophe waiting to happen," Sanders said in a statement Monday. "In my view, we cannot sit idly by and hope that the unthinkable will never happen. We must take action to shut this plant down in a safe and responsible way. It makes no sense to me to continue to operate a decaying nuclear reactor within 25 miles of New York City where nearly 10 million people live."
Senator Sanders is the only presidential candidate who has openly opposed nuclear power production. NBC coverage shows Senator Sanders promoting clean renewable energy like wind and solar as replacements for atomic reactors.
Host Margaret Harrington talks with Arnie Gundersen about the ongoing nuclear man made crisis when there is no sound methodology in place for decommissioning Fukushima Daiitchi or Vermont Yankee or any of the nuclear power plants being decommissioned in the US. A nuclear power plant carcass can sit for 60 or 70 years with ratepayers and tax payers paying for them after the plant owners have been subsidized at the public expense. tinyurl.com/hqk2sr5
Arnie Gundersen on CCTV- Nuclear Free Future: Fukushima at 5 and the Vermont Yankee Shutdown: What Do They Mean
What are the parallels between the ongoing clean up at Fukushima Daiichi and the current decommissioning process at Entergy’s Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant? Listen as CCTV’s host Margaret Harrington interviews Fairewinds’ Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen to discuss these parallels. Providing insight from his recent trip to Japan, where he spent time in the Fukushima prefecture, Arnie reveals the flawed methodology of the decommissioning process touted by the nuclear industry worldwide. Despite the challenge of enormous radioactive contamination from a triple meltdown, Fukushima Daiichi utility owner Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) claims it will take them 40-years to dismantle their destroyed reactors. Yet, Vermont Yankee owner Entergy Corp. and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission agree that a 60-year clean up of Vermont Yankee is acceptable.
Nuclear Free Future with Margaret Harrington
FIVE YEARS AFTER: Tougher work awaits TEPCO at Fukushima after water issue ends tinyurl.com/gqwjepp
Arnie Gundersen appears on Project Censored on March 30, 2016
Project Censored hosts Peter Phillips and Mickey Huff speak with Fairewinds Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen about his recent trip to Fukushima.
Arnie warns listeners of the pervasiveness of radioactive contamination within the Fukushima Prefecture despite the Japanese government’s assurances that part of the area is safe for resettlement. tinyurl.com/h5h7lga
Demystifying Nuclear Power: Public Service Announcement: Nukespeak Watch tinyurl.com/grsrtkq
The Nationwide Failures of Decommissioning Regulation: Decommissioning Trust Funds or Slush Funds? tinyurl.com/gopmkb7
Fukushima@5 tinyurl.com/jgmg5jc
Against the Will of the People – Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 5
Listen as the Fairewinds Crew uncovers the truth behind the Abe administration’s new “nuclear safety myth”. tinyurl.com/jnl5tfd
Put on a Happy Face – Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 4
Before speaking to audiences in Sendai, Japan, where restart of atomic power coincided with a volcanic eruption a mere 31-miles away, Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen talks with the Fairewinds Crew about the current lives of Japanese people affected by the meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi. tinyurl.com/japezh6
Fukushima Refugees Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 3
A woman introduced herself, “I am 6A.” Meeting with 22 women, ages 17 to 60, Arnie Gundersen is the first person who has met with them to talk about the effects of radiation during the 5-years that they have been evacuees. tinyurl.com/hudht9q
Ground Zero: Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 2
With 99 operating atomic power reactors generating electricity in the U.S., what’s so different about your home, your town, your state that what happened to Fukushima couldn’t happen to you and your family? tinyurl.com/j4kvwml
On The Road Again...Japan Speaking Tour Series No. 1
Fairewinds’ Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen is hitting the road yet again for his third speaking tour of Japan!
Breaking News: NBC covers Sen. Bernie Sanders’ call to shut down Indian Point tinyurl.com/hxpd73s
Presidential candidate, Senator Bernie Sanders publicly called for the shutdown of the aged, tritium leaking Indian Point nuclear reactor. As NBC reports,
"I am very concerned that the Indian Power nuclear power reactor is more than ever before a catastrophe waiting to happen," Sanders said in a statement Monday. "In my view, we cannot sit idly by and hope that the unthinkable will never happen. We must take action to shut this plant down in a safe and responsible way. It makes no sense to me to continue to operate a decaying nuclear reactor within 25 miles of New York City where nearly 10 million people live."
Senator Sanders is the only presidential candidate who has openly opposed nuclear power production. NBC coverage shows Senator Sanders promoting clean renewable energy like wind and solar as replacements for atomic reactors.
