Lessons of Zaporizhzhia: Nuclear power in a destabilised world is further unviable
The attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine will decrease support for the technology.
The attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine will decrease support for the technology.
Join us for this important conversation to get a firmer grip on the present crisis, in particular, its nuclear dimensions. Mr. Ozharovsky will be in conversation with Kumar Sundaram, Founding Editor, DiaNuke.org following which there will be a Q&A with the participants/audience.
Symposium Invitation We are pleased to announce a symposium to discuss the new book Nuclear Bodies: The Global Hibakusha (to be released on March 29, 2022). The author Robert A. Jacobs, professor of history at the Hiroshima Peace Institute of Hiroshima City University, will be interviewed by Dennis Riches, CenterRead More
This is a mother’s brief, comprehensive summary of nuclear testing in the Pacific using a folk story and a call for a better legacy for her children. Ms. Danity Laukon a former member for the Marshall Islands Student Association or MISA-Fiji delivers her statement to UN General Assembly on International Day Against Nuclear Tests. Danity states that the Bravo shot, one of the 67 explosions, was 1000 times larger than Hiroshima.