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The Nuclear Industry’s Astroturf Movement in Communities of Color
by Brian Palmer on May 26 2011, 9:13AM
Entergy, the nation’s second largest nuclear power generator, is pitting black and brown people against New York’s green movement.
Topics: Environment
The Radioactive Racism Behind Nuclear Energy
by Michelle Chen on March 23 2011, 10:26AM
At every point in the nuclear production chain, the industry has sloughed a disproportionate share of the risk on marginalized communities.
Topics: Environment, Global Justice
White House Could Be Forced To Re-Open Yucca Mountain Talks
by Julianne Hing on March 16 2011, 5:10PM
Energy Secretary Steven Chu told Congress that, if the administration loses a pending legal challenge, the idea Native Americans have fought may be back.
Topics: Environment
GOP Reopens Fight Over Nuclear Waste in Sacred Yucca Mountain
by Julianne Hing on March 15 2011, 11:53AM
Before Japan’s crisis, the push for more nuclear energy in the U.S. revived a fight Native Americans have been waging for years.
Topics: Environment
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