VoteClimate2020.org website vets US candidates on Climate voting record. Interview w/visionary activist Robert Manning & Maggie Gundersen of Fairewinds Energy Education. + Dave Kraft nails Exelon Nuclear Hostage Crisis with socko op-ed in Chicago Tribune.

Exelon Nuclear Hostage Crisis called out by Dave Kraft of NEIS, seen here at hiscommand control console for slaying nuclear dragons. NOTE:  Letters are still needed to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission opposing plans for Holtec to build a so-called “Interim” high level radioactive waste storage site in New Mexico.  Deadline is September 22, 2020.  PLEASE: ...

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

Los Alamos Toxic Nuclear Tour – LANL is the Manhattan Project site where Little Boy,the first atomic bomb, was designed and built.  Schematics of bomb above. This Week’s Special Feature:  Los Alamos Toxic Tour Smug Stupid Los Alamos – its history and current problems – is the subject of this week’s show. Joni Arends is...

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

A tour of the toxic, radioactive lands around Los Alamos, New Mexico, site of the WWII Manhattan Project site where the first atomic bombs were built. The area is still radioactive, with homes being built on hot spots - and now the Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) is gearing up to build more plutonium pits - bomb triggers for ever bigger, more deadly nuclear bombs. Joni Arends of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety explains it all.

Oregon Nuclear legislation: a full court press of 3 bills meant to demolish 40 years of voter constraints on reactor builds, plus a proposal for taxpayer-funded pro-nuke propaganda. Opposition growing. Interview with Podcaster/activist Lonnie Clark.

Saskatchewan First Nations communities have been targeted for the building of at least one small modular nuclear reactor (SMR). Why in an area that does not need the power? For mining and drilling interests to power tar sands exploration. Candyce Paul of English River First Nation on history of uranium industry lies, manipulations, propaganda - and the latest moves to use and contaminate the aboriginal people of Northern Saskatchewan. Intrerviewed by Libbe HaLevy.

Saskatchewan First Nations communities have been targeted for the building of at least one small modular nuclear reactor (SMR). Why in an area that does not need the power? For mining and drilling interests to power tar sands exploration. Candyce Paul of English River First Nation on history of uranium industry lies, manipulations, propaganda - and the latest moves to use and contaminate the aboriginal people of Northern Saskatchewan. Intrerviewed by Libbe HaLevy.