More than 200 nuclear volunteers helped to clean up and improve our National Parks in Washington DC.
NA-YGN Sends Army of Volunteers to Washington DC
Posted in Nuclear History Tagged community service, DC, energy, na-ygn, national parks, nuclear, power, volunteer, washington 1 Comment
Another Tsunami Expected to Hit Fukushima Today
Another earthquake has just struck Japan near Fukushima. Yet another tsunami is expected.
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Beware the Fake Fallout Map!

There is a fake map circulating online that claims dangerous fallout will reach the United States. This map is a disgusting hoax.
Posted in Nuclear History Tagged earthquake, fukushima daiichi, japan, nuclear power plant, tsunami 17 Comments
Q&A on Japan’s Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
Send us your questions about the events transpiring in Japan. We’ll do our best to find you the most accurate and up to date information available.
What Does “Nuclear Meltdown” Mean?

The situation at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is serious but nowhere near the catastrophic picture being painted by the media which hopes to cash in on the business of fear.
Posted in Nuclear History Tagged containment, core cooling, daiichi, earthquake, fukushima, japan, meltdown, nuclear power plant, three mile island, tsunami 15 Comments
Greenpeace Fanatics Assault Officers at Cofrentes Nuclear Power Plant

Greenpeace showed the world just how violent they really are when they assaulted and injured 3 security guards at Cofrentes Nuclear Power Plant in Spain.
Posted in Nuclear History Tagged cofrentes, cooling tower, fanatics, greenpeace, nuclear energy, nuclear power, security, violence 12 Comments
National Nuclear Science Week: Nuclear Medicine

Day 5 of National Nuclear Science week has a special meaning for me as I recently received a potentially life-saving medical radiation treatment.
Posted in Nuclear Science and Technology Tagged beta radiation, grave's disease, I-131, iodine 131, nuclear medicine, radiation, thyroid gland 8 Comments
National Nuclear Science Week: Nuclear Safety

Despite what the fanatics want you to think, nuclear power is by far the safest form of energy available today.






Antinuclear Activists Will Try to Equate Hiroshima with Fukushima
The truth is the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima has absolutely nothing to do with the accident at Fukushima. But don’t think that will stop the antinuclear activists from screaming otherwise.