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January 15, 2025 by Nukewatch Leave a Comment

Nukewatch Fall Quarterly 2024

Click the links below to access articles from the Fall 2024 Quarterly Newsletter. Page numbers take you to the pdf of each page as they appear in the print version. Individual articles are also tagged by issue category.

Page 1

Coalition Seeks One Million Signatures to Stop Re-licensure of Monticello Nuclear Reactor

Indigenous Sovereignty Stops Uranium Shipments, for Now

Growing Calls to Scrap ICBMs

Page 2

Africa’s Only Nuclear Reactors Extend License Despite Public Outcry, Multiple Unexpected Shutdowns

Fukushima: Spreading Radioactive Wastewater, Sludge, Soil

Page 3

Indigenous First Nations, Local Communities Oppose Canada’s Chalk River Radioactive Waste Dump

Page 4 

Penalties for Nuclear Weapons Resisters in Germany Getting Heavier

Timing of New U.S. B-61 Hydrogen Bomb Transfer Unclear

Page 5

Cesium in Scrap Metal Sets Off Alarms in Chicago, Shipment Returned to West Virginia

Suicide Leading Cause of Death Among U.S. Army Personnel

‘Call to Youth: Reject Militarism and War’

NRC Approves Increased Civilian Production of Tritium Gas for Nuclear Warheads

Closed Palisades Reactor in Michigan Could Reopen in 2025 Despite Concerns

Climate Chaos Could Unleash Buried Rad Waste

Solar Power Leaving Nuclear in the Dust

Page 6

Indigenous Sovereignty Stops Uranium Shipments, for Now, continued

Growing Calls to Scrap ICBMs, continued

Page 7

Fukushima: Spreading Radioactive Wastewater, Sludge, Soil, continued

Page 8

Weapons Giants Manufacture China Nuclear Threat

Opinion: Unfriendly Fire in Arms-Flooded Ukraine War Zone

 

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