NH #89: World Premiere of Filmmaker Christopher Noland’s “3.11: Surviving Japan”

from Nuclear Hotseat · host Libbe Halevy

PLUS:  Hanford leaking up to two Olympic-sized swimming pools worth of plutonium-laden waste, endangering Columbia River; Germany facing nuke waste dangers and admits they haven’t a clue how to handle it; Nuke workers dying – three in February alone! Rep. Markey suspects Southern California Edison, operators of San Onofre, guilty of violating federal securities laws; Entergy...

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