2021 January 31 « nuclear-news

Unacceptable suffering — Beyond Nuclear International

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Ban treaty brings commitment to restitution for atomic victims
Unacceptable suffering — Beyond Nuclear International

January 31, 2021 Posted by Christina Macpherson | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Nukes Are Selfish Savagery! — limitless life

Nukes Are Illegal, What Now? FacebookTwitterPinterestRedditShare Let’s not forget: We are standing at the edge of global change. I believe what’s visible in this fleeting moment is our own evolution. Let’s not let this moment flicker and die, to be replaced, with a despairing shrug, by business as usual. Donald Trump shattered the centrist political […]
Nukes Are Selfish Savagery! — limitless life

January 31, 2021 Posted by Christina Macpherson | Uncategorized | 5 Comments

Global Town Hall on Nuke, etc. — limitless life

Peace Magazine and Project Save the World Invite You to Our Next Monthly Global Town Hall Sunday, Jan. 31, 2:00 – 4:00 PM EST (Toronto Time) https://zoom.us/j/9108970203 On the last Sunday of every month, we hold an open meeting on Zoom for activists worldwide who are addressing issues of militarism (especially nuclear weapons), global warming, […]
Global Town Hall on Nuke, etc. — limitless life

January 31, 2021 Posted by Christina Macpherson | Uncategorized | 1 Comment

Huge legacy of radioactive trash in UK, much of it already in Cumbria

Whitehaven News 30th January 2021, CHRIS WHITESIDE County councillor for Egremont North & St Bees (Conservative) Any consideration of the issue of nuclear waste in Cumbria
must start by recognising one basic fact. No matter how much some people
might wish it were otherwise, Britain already has thousands of tons of
low-level waste material, and a substantial amount of high-level nuclear
material, as a legacy of our existing and historical nuclear programmes.
And much of it is already in Cumbria.

Imagining that the tens of thousands
of cubic metres of nuclear material which is already here at sites like
Sellafield and the LLWR will somehow magically go away if you put up
posters demanding that there should be no nuclear waste in Cumbria or,
worse, try to sabotage any attempt to get a rational discussion going about
how we can most safely manage the nuclear waste which we already have by
vilifying anyone who takes part in a conversation about it, is not just
incredibly stupid but utterly irresponsible.

https://www.whitehavennews.co.uk/news/19051819.whitehaven-news-letters-nuclear-waste-years/

January 31, 2021 Posted by Christina Macpherson | UK, wastes | Leave a comment