Nuclear Energy
Duck and Cover. Well, that pretty much sums up the reality of the Nuclear Energy Industry, whether we’re talking about uranium mines, the transportation of nuclear waste or the horrifying risks that co-sponsor Nuclear reactors.
We’re always told the same thing: there’s nothing to worry about. In the case of uranium mines, one only needs to look at a place called Jadugoda to see just how absurd that is. In the case of Nuclear Reactors, Chernobyl.
And yet, the industrial complex continues to push on as if they’re dealing with little more than kool-aid. Thankfully, we’re not so willing to simply duck and cover, like desperate, irrational, money-hungry lunatics.
From Nuclear Weapons to Nuclear Energy: The U.S., The Marshall Islands, and Japan 
Talk by Holly Barker, co-author of "The Consequential Damages of Nuclear War: The Rongelap Report" on "From Nuclear Weapons to Nuclear Energy: The U.S., The Marshall Islands, and Japan"...
Appeal to Support the Ongoing Anti-nuclear Struggle in Koodankulam, South India
Ten days ago, on March 19, 2012, the National Indian government gave its approval for the first of two Russian-designed nuclear reactors at Koodankulam (Kudankulam) in the southern Indian...
It’s time to show support for India’s Navajo Nation: the People of Jadugoda
Whether we're talking about a proposed uranium mine in Nunavut or the Mirarr People's right to keep a massive uranium deposit in the ground, the debate on Uranium mining...
Mirarr People want massive uranium deposit brought into Kakadu National Park
The Mirarr People have renewed their opposition to the multibillion-dollar Jabiluka uranium deposit in Australia's Northern territory, declaring their wish, in solidarity with the people of Japan, to include...
Underreported Struggles #47, February 2011
In this month's Underreported Struggles: Ngobe Leaders reach an accord with Panama, securing their land from mining and exploration; 4,000 indigenous people block entries to the oil-producing department of...
Mohawk Communities Oppose Nuclear Waste Shipment
The Mohawk Councils of Kahnawà:ke, Tyendinaga and Akwesasne have issued a joint statement rejecting the planned shipment of nuclear waste through the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway system....
Major UK PR Firm Prepared to Help Relocate Uncontacted Tribe
A representative of the London-based PR firm Euro RSCG London appears to have been caught "red-handed" stating that his company is prepared to help relocate Uncontacted Indigenous Peoples in...
Underreported Struggles #43, October 2010
In this month's Underreported Struggles: 3,000 indigenous people stage a "silent protest" over a proposed Nuclear power project in India; Tibetan villagers confront Chinese workers for endangering sacred Mountain;...
A bird’s eye view of uranium mining near the Grand Canyon
In this short video, Roger Clark from the Grand Canyon Trust takes an EcoFlight over four uranium mines situated near the Grand Canyon National park. This bird’s eye view...
Underreported Struggles #37, April 2010
In this month's Underreported Struggles: Paramilitaries attack peaceful caravan in Oaxaca; Kayan People win 12-year battle against oil palm; Indigenous People issue warning of bloodshed in Brazil; Indian Police...
Underreported Struggles #36, March 2010
In this month's Underreported Struggles: Alaska Natives win battle against world's largest zinc mine; Mayan communities order halt to mining projects on their land; Indigenous Peoples of Guyana demand...
Underreported Struggles #35, February 2010
In this month's Underreported Struggles: Indigenous People in Ecuador Call for a "Permanent Mobilzation"; 5,000 Dongria Kondh protest against Vedanta Resources; Bangladesh army opens fire on Indigenous Jumma; Okanagan...
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