Anthropocene

Massive Legal Win for Kebaowek First Nation And Allies Against Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump in Canada

Massive Legal Win for Kebaowek First Nation And Allies Against Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump in Canada

Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Victory for Kebaowek First Nation and Allies in “Species at Risk” Case Against Chalk River Nuclear Waste Project   Kebaowek, May 29, 2026 – Kebaowek First Nation, Concerned Citizens of Renfrew County and Area, the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility, and Sierra Club Canada Foundation welcomeRead More

Radioactive animals don’t glow — but they bear radiation's imprints

Radioactive animals don’t glow — but they bear radiation’s imprints

Jennifer Weeks | Science News Explores From wolves to wasps, wild species at nuclear sites help reveal risks of radiation exposure   In comic books and movies, radiation can be a source of superpowers. The bite of a radioactive spider turned Peter Parker into Spider-Man, allowing him to spin webs and swing between buildings.Read More

15th Rio de Janeiro International Uranium Film Festival

15th Rio de Janeiro International Uranium Film Festival

https://uraniumfilmfestival.org/files/2026_uranium_film_festival_rio_de_janeiro_catalog_-_english.pdf

Atomic sands and the histories of Anthropogenic pollution

Atomic sands and the histories of Anthropogenic pollution

Anthropocene, Latest, Nuclear Anthropocene February 14, 2025 at 6:57 pm 0 comments

Chris Baraniuk / BBC  Moments in human history are etched into the Earth. Now researchers are piecing together evidence of our impact on the planet – through the marks we’ve left on nature. The microbes living in this French harbour have never recovered from World War Two. Between 2012 andRead More