Tag Archives: Helen Caldicott

Ukraine nuclear plants facing meltdown?

November 23, 2015 · by · in Anti Nuclear, climate disruption, near term human extinction · Leave a comment

Several months ago (in April), I wrote about the obstructionist mess in electoral politics in the US leading to a ‘search for a man on horseback‘–the belief that someone like Donald Trump could sweep in on a steed and (metaphorically, one hopes) swing a sword a few times and bring us to a new age […]

The search for a man on horseback

April 9, 2015 · by · in climate disruption, economics, near term human extinction, Protests, Uncategorized, unemployment · Leave a comment

Noam Chomsky has just crossed a Rubicon. In a recent interview with Chris Hedges, Chomsky lays out his fears for the US and what is happening here: “I have never seen anything like this in my lifetime,” Chomsky added. “I am old enough to remember the 1930s. My whole family was unemployed. There were far […]

Fukushima 2015, still nothing to see

January 1, 2015 · by · in Anti Nuclear, climate disruption, History, Protests · Leave a comment

A meme that appeared on my news feed this AM, courtesy of D’un Renard of the Rainbow Warriors (a FaceBook group following all things related to Nuclear power): As usual, I wanted to check the veracity of the statement. It’s verified (in a roundabout way) by the Guardian. The Guardian article is mainly about the […]