Archive for category: Nuclear and Gender

  • US Public Opinion Survey on Nuclear Energy: Women Turn Against Nukes

    US Public Opinion Survey on Nuclear Energy: Women Turn Against Nukes

    Nuclear and Gender April 25, 2012 1:15 pm

    Women actually oppose nuclear power, with 51% opposing and 42% supporting. Men support nuclear power by 30 points more than women do. Women oppose nuclear power by 24% points more than men do. That is one of the bigger gender differences that I have ever seen on an issue.

     
  • “We want a nuclear-free peaceful world” say South Korea’s women

    “We want a nuclear-free peaceful world” say South Korea’s women

    Nuclear and Gender February 6, 2012 2:22 pm

    This formal statement was released officially by twenty-two women’s organizations in South Korea on January 13, 2012.

     
  • A school teacher, turned into an energy rebel

    A school teacher, turned into an energy rebel

    Nuclear and Gender January 5, 2012 11:10 am

    From primary school teacher to renewable-energy revolutionary, Ursula Sladek took the power out of the hands of the energy giants and gave it to the people of Schönau in the Black Forest. Olivia Edward tells her story.

     
  • Wakayama Ladies Against Nukes: A Report

    Wakayama Ladies Against Nukes: A Report

    Nuclear and Gender November 22, 2011 3:02 pm

    Summary of 11/19 ‘Wakayama Ladies Against Nukes’ Meeting: Ms. Nita’s evacuation to Wakayama from Fukushima & Dr. Yamazaki’s report Cathy Iwane is a native of California, who has lived in Wakayama, Japan for 25 years. Ashtanga Yoga keeps Cathy vibrant & healthy; presently, she’s studying to become a yoga teacher. [...]

     
  • Nuclear radiation Is More harmful to Women: New NIRS Breifing Paper

    Nuclear radiation Is More harmful to Women: New NIRS Breifing Paper

    Nuclear and Gender October 24, 2011 2:13 pm

    Women as a group suffer significantly more from the impact of ionizing radiation than do men. Today Nuclear Information and Resource Service published a Briefing Paper that focuses on a dramatic fifty-percent greater incidence of cancer and fifty-percent greater rate of death from cancer among women, compared to the same [...]

     
  • Koodankulam:Movement gathered momentum only after women took an interest

    Koodankulam:Movement gathered momentum only after women took an interest

    Koodankulam, Nuclear and Gender September 25, 2011 1:28 am

    The otherwise subservient womenfolk of Koodankulam were the strength behind the movement against the government, finds  Jeemon Jacob in Tehelka   The men in and around coastal villages of Koodankulam in Tamil Nadu always believed that they were the ones in control and never spared a thought to the contribution that [...]

     
  • Millions Fewer Girls Born Due to Nuclear Radiation?

    Millions Fewer Girls Born Due to Nuclear Radiation?

    Nuclear and Gender June 29, 2011 9:09 am

    “Unexpected” findings suggest bomb tests, plant accidents boosted male births. Ker Than for National Geographic News Published June 2, 2011 Nuclear radiation from bomb tests and power plant accidents causes slightly more boys than girls to be born, a new study suggests. While effects were seen to be regional for [...]

     
  • NUCLEAR POWER and WOMEN

    NUCLEAR POWER and WOMEN

    Nuclear and Gender June 1, 2011 10:53 am

          Decisions on nuclear power, nuclear weapons, nuclear wastes are almost exclusively made by men.Yet the brunt of nuclear-caused cancer is suffered by women and children, as is the brunt of nuclear war, and of depleted uranium spread. Opinion polls over many years, and in many countries, consistently [...]

     
  • The Gender of Nuclear Disaster

    The Gender of Nuclear Disaster

    Nuclear and Gender June 1, 2011 10:13 am

                    Is it that men tend to engage in reckless behavior while women are more cautious in the face of risk? A new poll shows that women in the U.S. are much less inclined than men to build new nuclear facilities in the [...]

     
  • Nuclear Radiation Affects Baby Gender: Study

    Nuclear Radiation Affects Baby Gender: Study

    Nuclear and Gender June 1, 2011 9:48 am

          Ionizing radiation is not without danger to human populations. Indeed, exposure to nuclear radiation leads to an increase in male births relative to female births, according to a new study by Hagen Scherb and Kristina Voigt from the Helmholtz Zentrum München. Their work shows that radiation from [...]

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