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NUCLEAR VIDEOS
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HERR HOPPE AND THE NUCLEAR WASTE
Metaphorically, nuclear waste is the energy elephant in the global livingroom. Cartoon character Herr Hoppe, however, finds himself with actual radioactive waste in his livingroom. Watch his humorous—and strikingly unsuccessful—attempts to get rid of it. Watch funny nuclear waste videos.
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NUCLEAR VIDEOS
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NUCLEAR POWER 101
Nuclear power is not clean, cheap, or limitless—rather it's the most inefficient, expensive, and dangerous way we could possibly create electricity. Arnie Gundersen explains it clearly in this facts about nuclear power video.
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EVERYTHING NUCLEAR
This 42-minute film reviews some of the lesser-known historical foibles of nuclear power generation and addresses some of the standard nuclear-industry myths and lies. Watch nuclear energy myths/facts video.
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AN ATOMIC BOMB TO STOP THE GULF OIL LEAK (?)
Top Kill failed to halt the Gulf oil leak. Relief wells are being prepared, but the government is already looking at the possibility of using nuclear bombs on the leak. Crazy? Maybe, but this wouldn't be the first time for such an approach, as this Russian nuke-the-leak video shows. We wonder, though, whether 5,000 feet of water or the different geologic characteristics would make a difference. Hmmm....
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Videos on Energy, Oil, Peak Oil, Resilience
Videos on Financial System, Empire, Elites
Videos on Pollution (water, air, land, general)
Videos on All Topics
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Resources for Energy Issues
Resources for Mining
Resources for Peak Oil
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Green Power
As Japan Goes Nuke-Free, US Keeps the Glow Alive — 08 May 2012 — Harvey Wasserman and guests discuss the decline and fall of nuclear energy in Japan, which has closed all of its nuclear plants, leaving it nuke-free for the first time since the 1970s. Meanwhile, in the US the nuclear cheerleading goes on, despite continuing documented safety problems.
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Gundersen: The Nuclear Accident at Fukushima Japan is Far from Over — 10 Apr 2012 — Nuclear expert Arnie Gundersen reviews the status of the broken reactors at the Fukushima nuclear plants. Things there are still very dicey, with the possibility of fires or explosions that would spew radioactive particles into the entire Northern hemisphere and devastate Japan.
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Fukushima, Nuclear Powerdown, and Post-Peak Japan — 04 Apr 2012 — Warren Karlenzig provides an update on Japan after its tsunami and nuclear accident, with a particular focus on the power shortages and how that has affected daily life. It's a glimpse at the "powerdown" scenario described by peak oilist Richard Heinberg, only this one's not voluntary. ~~ Helen Caldicott gives a short interview, refreshing us on the two-headed nuclear dragon—energy and weapons.
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