#FukuFighters International Weekly News Round Up 05.06.2022

The meltdown at Three Mile Island in 1979 was supposed to be the beginning of the end of the nuclear power industry but thru lies, cover ups and obfuscations, here we are 40+ years later still waiting for the industry and it’s so-called overseers to make things right. 

The Citizen’s Nuclear Information Center in Tokyo now has a bi-monthly update of the REAL #FukushimaNews in English!  If you haven’t already, get on their mailing list stat!

British PM Boris Johnson was munching on #Fukushima popcorn last week to show everyone that food imports from the region are welcome in the UK.  Cutesy moves like this do little to assuage the fears and concerns of those still living there (especially when there are military strings attached):

The closest thing to an accountability document that the IAEA has produced about the #FukushimaNuclearDisaster and it’s path forward for discharging the wastewater into the ocean is linked below.  Rigorous monitoring AND recognition of possible bioaccumulations are the good things I see:

Three Mile Island’s transformative radioactive crisis in 1979 is spotlighted in Netflix’s new documentary “Meltdown: Three Mile Island”.  If you want to see how shady the nuclear power industry REALLY is still to this day, put it on your queue and watch it tonight:

If you missed the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation’s recent Zoom seminar with Noam Chomsky and Daniel Ellsberg, you missed a sobering assessment of Ukraine’s conflict with Russia spilling over into a nuclear war that would end us all. Hear two legends of critical thinking speak their truth for yourself and determine if the ‘hideous experiment’ that lays before us is worth it or not: