Russia Peeved Over HBO's Chernobyl So They're Making Their Own Version
In Russia's version, they are blameless, pointing at U.S. sabotage as the cause.
Environmental News Round-up
Rig Runs Aground in Alaska, Reviving Fears About Arctic Drilling
One of Shell Oil’s two Arctic drilling rigs is beached on an island in the Gulf of Alaska, threatening environmental damage from a fuel spill and calling into question
April 26, 1986 - Learning A New Word: Chernobyl.
Twenty-five years since the nuclear power plant disaster at Chernobyl in the Ukraine. News reports on the initial denial and days later as the story unfolds.
Japan Raises Nuclear Disaster Level To 7, Same As Chernobyl
Not mentioned in this Washington Post story is the news that there is now a fire in the No. 4 reactor at the site. German TV is reporting there is now partial meltdown in the open air, and the Japanese people are taking one shock after
Other Plans Gone Wrong - Chernobyl - April/May, 1986
News (or lack of it) regarding the Nuclear Power plant disaster at Chernobyl in the Ukraine from April 27-May 5, 1986
Nuclear Power Industry Dealing With Aging, Leaking Facilities. Should We Build More?
It's been a long time since nuclear power was in the public eye, and now that we're running out of oil, it seems like a good alternative to people w
Year-Enders: ". . . And 1986 Was No Romp In The Park Either"
(1986: A year of contradictions)
Continuing our Thousand Yard Stare at years gone past, I came across 1986 and this year-end wrap up from Lesley St
The Other Nuclear Power Plant Disaster - Chernobyl 1986
(Made Three Mile Island look like a picnic)
Right after posting my week-long report on Three Mile Island, I was asked by a number of readers to als
