FEATURED INTERVIEW: Dr. Alex Rosen, a German pediatrician and Vice President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) in Germany, cites his organization’s recently published Critical Analysis of the UNSCEAR (United Nations Scientific Committee On The Effects Of Atomic Radiation) report on Fukushima that seriously – some might say criminally — minimizes...

INTERVIEW: Alex Rosen, a German pediatrician who is Vice President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War in Germany and a former Vice chair of the International IPPNW Board of Directors. He uses that organization's recently published Critical Analysis of the UNSCEAR radiation report on Fukushima to decode its flawed methodology and demolish its credibility. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK - kids "education" program from Fukushima City government, "Let's Build a Radiation Resistant Body!" contains nothing but measures guaranteed to expose the kids to more radiation. Why does Japan so hate its children? PLUS: WIPP management gets a monetary bonus for "excellence" five days before radleak shuts it down, possibly forever; PM Abe-baby vows to reopen nukes in Japan "by some means or another;" and three separate US nuclear facilities inspire another "DUCK! and Cover" report.

INTERVIEW: Alex Rosen, a German pediatrician who is Vice President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War in Germany and a former Vice chair of the International IPPNW Board of Directors. He uses that organization's recently published Critical Analysis of the UNSCEAR radiation report on Fukushima to decode its flawed methodology and demolish its credibility. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK - kids "education" program from Fukushima City government, "Let's Build a Radiation Resistant Body!" contains nothing but measures guaranteed to expose the kids to more radiation. Why does Japan so hate its children? PLUS: WIPP management gets a monetary bonus for "excellence" five days before radleak shuts it down, possibly forever; PM Abe-baby vows to reopen nukes in Japan "by some means or another;" and three separate US nuclear facilities inspire another "DUCK! and Cover" report.

INTERVIEW: Alex Rosen, a German pediatrician who is Vice President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War in Germany and a former Vice chair of the International IPPNW Board of Directors. He uses that organization's recently published Critical Analysis of the UNSCEAR radiation report on Fukushima to decode its flawed methodology and demolish its credibility. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK - kids "education" program from Fukushima City government, "Let's Build a Radiation Resistant Body!" contains nothing but measures guaranteed to expose the kids to more radiation. Why does Japan so hate its children? PLUS: WIPP management gets a monetary bonus for "excellence" five days before radleak shuts it down, possibly forever; PM Abe-baby vows to reopen nukes in Japan "by some means or another;" and three separate US nuclear facilities inspire another "DUCK! and Cover" report.

INTERVIEW: Alex Rosen, a German pediatrician who is Vice President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War in Germany and a former Vice chair of the International IPPNW Board of Directors. He uses that organization's recently published Critical Analysis of the UNSCEAR radiation report on Fukushima to decode its flawed methodology and demolish its credibility. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK - kids "education" program from Fukushima City government, "Let's Build a Radiation Resistant Body!" contains nothing but measures guaranteed to expose the kids to more radiation. Why does Japan so hate its children? PLUS: WIPP management gets a monetary bonus for "excellence" five days before radleak shuts it down, possibly forever; PM Abe-baby vows to reopen nukes in Japan "by some means or another;" and three separate US nuclear facilities inspire another "DUCK! and Cover" report.

INTERVIEW: Alex Rosen, a German pediatrician who is Vice President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War in Germany and a former Vice chair of the International IPPNW Board of Directors. He uses that organization's recently published Critical Analysis of the UNSCEAR radiation report on Fukushima to decode its flawed methodology and demolish its credibility. NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK - kids "education" program from Fukushima City government, "Let's Build a Radiation Resistant Body!" contains nothing but measures guaranteed to expose the kids to more radiation. Why does Japan so hate its children? PLUS: WIPP management gets a monetary bonus for "excellence" five days before radleak shuts it down, possibly forever; PM Abe-baby vows to reopen nukes in Japan "by some means or another;" and three separate US nuclear facilities inspire another "DUCK! and Cover" report.

URGENT – THE EPA PLANS TO RAISE “ALLOWABLE” RADIATION LIMITS BY AS MUCH AS A FACTOR OF 350!  ACCEPTING COMMENTS UNTIL AUGUST 3, 2014 – WRITE TO THEM NOW!http://www.regulations.gov/#!submitComment;D=EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0689-0001 INTERVIEWS: WIPP ACCIDENT – Don Hancock, Director of Southwest Research and Information Center in Albuquerque, NM, brings us up to date again about the February 14...

INTERVIEWS: Don Hancock of Southwest Research and Information Center again updates us on the latest problems at the WIPP nuclear waste repository in Carlsbad, NM; Scott Portzline of Three Mile Island Alert helps us understand the flawed nature of the NRC's computer progra to analyze potential nuclear accident consequences; and our Voices from Japan series presents filmmaker Yumiko Hayakawa talking about TEPCO censorship against her film, "A Woman from Fukushima."

USS Reagan sailor Steve Simmons and his wife, Summer INTERVIEW: Steve Simmons, a 17-year Navy veteran who served on the USS Ronald Reagan when it was called to do humanitarian aid work in Japan following the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, which began the Fukushima nuclear disaster. He is one of 112...

Interview: Steve Simmons, who was aboard the USS Ronald Reagan when it went through the radiation plume from Fukushima Daiichi, gives a candid interview about what it was like aboard the ship as life-changing decisions got made, his declining health and frustrations with a governmental health system that refused to consider radiation as the cause of his illnesses and denied an accurate diagnosis. Powerful information in advance of the next hearing in the lawsuit against TEPCO for medical damages to our military personnel. PLUS: Anti-nuclear news, Numnutz of the Week and the new Ma Nature report.