Interview w/filmmaker Chris Noland (NOT Christopher Nolan from "Batman"),

who recorded the first months after Fukushima as a relief worker in the

field. His film, "311 Surviving Japan" is in post-production and already

garnering overwhelming response in preview screenings. PLUS: 170,000 march

against nukes in Japan; KEPCO cooked the energy books, turning off 8

functioning thermal plants to "justify" restarting the nukes; Cesium 134

and 137 found in 2011 crop CA almonds and prunes; internal radiation 100

times worse than a chest x-ray; and SCE scolds San Onofre employees for

leaking documents to Arnie Gundersen at Fairewinds.com... which we learned

because somebody leaked THAT document to Fairewinds!

Interview w/filmmaker Chris Noland (NOT Christopher Nolan from "Batman"),

who recorded the first months after Fukushima as a relief worker in the

field. His film, "311 Surviving Japan" is in post-production and already

garnering overwhelming response in preview screenings. PLUS: 170,000 march

against nukes in Japan; KEPCO cooked the energy books, turning off 8

functioning thermal plants to "justify" restarting the nukes; Cesium 134

and 137 found in 2011 crop CA almonds and prunes; internal radiation 100

times worse than a chest x-ray; and SCE scolds San Onofre employees for

leaking documents to Arnie Gundersen at Fairewinds.com... which we learned

because somebody leaked THAT document to Fairewinds!

Interview w/filmmaker Chris Noland (NOT Christopher Nolan from "Batman"),

who recorded the first months after Fukushima as a relief worker in the

field. His film, "311 Surviving Japan" is in post-production and already

garnering overwhelming response in preview screenings. PLUS: 170,000 march

against nukes in Japan; KEPCO cooked the energy books, turning off 8

functioning thermal plants to "justify" restarting the nukes; Cesium 134

and 137 found in 2011 crop CA almonds and prunes; internal radiation 100

times worse than a chest x-ray; and SCE scolds San Onofre employees for

leaking documents to Arnie Gundersen at Fairewinds.com... which we learned

because somebody leaked THAT document to Fairewinds!

Interview w/filmmaker Chris Noland (NOT Christopher Nolan from “Batman”),who recorded the first months after Fukushima as a relief worker in thefield. His film, “311 Surviving Japan” is in post-production and alreadygarnering overwhelming response in preview screenings. PLUS: 170,000 march against nuclear energy and the Oi restart in Japan; KEPCO cooked the energy books, turning off...

Interview w/filmmaker Chris Noland (NOT Christopher Nolan from "Batman"),

who recorded the first months after Fukushima as a relief worker in the

field. His film, "311 Surviving Japan" is in post-production and already

garnering overwhelming response in preview screenings. PLUS: 170,000 march

against nukes in Japan; KEPCO cooked the energy books, turning off 8

functioning thermal plants to "justify" restarting the nukes; Cesium 134

and 137 found in 2011 crop CA almonds and prunes; internal radiation 100

times worse than a chest x-ray; and SCE scolds San Onofre employees for

leaking documents to Arnie Gundersen at Fairewinds.com... which we learned

because somebody leaked THAT document to Fairewinds!

Interview w/filmmaker Chris Noland (NOT Christopher Nolan from "Batman"),

who recorded the first months after Fukushima as a relief worker in the

field. His film, "311 Surviving Japan" is in post-production and already

garnering overwhelming response in preview screenings. PLUS: 170,000 march

against nukes in Japan; KEPCO cooked the energy books, turning off 8

functioning thermal plants to "justify" restarting the nukes; Cesium 134

and 137 found in 2011 crop CA almonds and prunes; internal radiation 100

times worse than a chest x-ray; and SCE scolds San Onofre employees for

leaking documents to Arnie Gundersen at Fairewinds.com... which we learned

because somebody leaked THAT document to Fairewinds!

Report on Fukushima resident and activist Chieko Shiina's heartrending presentation on current life in Japan and Fukushima, along with information on how to help her start the Fukushima Children's Clinic to address pressing health problems. Plus: Fukushima determined by Japanese committee to be "a man-made disaster" (incompetence can do that!); TEPCO top execs resign... only to get their golden parachutes ; San Onofre whistleblowers not covered by state protective laws (blame it on the Marines!); ; more evil doings by Dr. Shunich Yamashita, Japan's equivalent of Dr. Mengele; health problems rampant in Fukushima but the governnment isn't listening; international nukes take a business hit across the board; Japanese TB outbreak believed linked to radiation; Czech Republic to give sanctuary and healing protocols for 30 "radiation refugees" -- Fukushima children ages 12-14; and 150,000 protest restart of Oi reactors, but it's the direct attack by swarms of jellyfish that slowed it down. Let's hear it for Ma Nature's spineless warriors!

FEATURED: Report on Fukushima resident and activist Chieko Shiina’s heartrending presentation on current life in Japan and Fukushima, along with information on how to help her start a Children’s Clinic to address pressing health problems. PLUS: Fukushima determined by Japanese committee to be “a man-made disaster” (incompetence can do that!); TEPCO top execs resign… only...

Get the inside scoop on this September’s Coalition Against Nukes rally and actions in Washington, D.C. from Dr. Heidi Hutner and Michael Leonardi, long time anti-nuclear activists serving as coordinators for the event. Plus: Japanese scientists share earthquake data and dire predictions as KEPCO restarts the Oi reactors; Fukushima Unit 4 a mere gasket failure...

Get the inside scoop on this September's Coalition Against Nukes rally and actions in Washington, D.C. from Dr. Heidi Hutner and Michael Leonardi, long time anti-nuclear activists serving as coordinators for the event. Plus Japanese scientists share earthquake data and dire predictions as KEPCO restarts the Oi reactors; Fukushima Unit 4 a mere gasket failure away from catastrophe, while Unit 1 radiation is so high its dismantling (a 40 year process at best) will require robot technology that has not yet been invented; Federal appellate court sinks Vermont's recent strategy to deny Entergy's Vermont Yankee re-license; Colorado's Rocky Flats $926 million judgment struck down; South Korea bans 35 Japanese seafood products, bringing their total to 64; Contact info from last week's interviewee, environment attorney Susan Hito Shapiro, for anti-nuke lawyers who want to support each other; and evacuation advice from Fukushima to Oi -- also works for the 1/3 of all Americans who live within 50 miles of a nuclear reactor.