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Winter 2017-18 Quarterly Newsletter

Click the links below to access articles from our Winter 2017-18 Quarterly Newsletter. Individual articles are also tagged by issue category.

Cover and Back Page

2017 Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Nuclear Abolitionists
Japan Could Dump 1 Million Tons of Radioactive Water into the Sea from Fukushima

Page 1

US/NATO Nuclear War Exercise Conducted with German, Dutch, Belgian, Italian, Czech and Polish Aircraft

“Scientists: Nuclear war would mean worldwide famine death of billions”

Page 2

What Kind of Nuclear Attack Would be Legal?
US Military and CIA Leaders May Be Investigated for War Crimes

Page 3

Scholar: “Freeze-for-Freeze” a Solution for Korea US “Dotard,” “Moron” President Threatens Mass Destruction

Page 4

Fukushima Disaster Continues (Continued from Back Cover)

Nuclear Shorts

Page 5

Plume of Radiation Douses Europe Again

Elected Officials Slam Canadian Radioactive Waste Dump Plan

Wind Power Blows Away Nuclear

Page 6

“It’s a Cover-Up, Not a Clean-Up” Nuclear Waste Smolders Across the United States

Mining Industry Repealing Wisconsin Anti-Pollution Laws

Page 7

Colin Kaepernick and the Myth of the “Good” Protest

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