“Take Science Seriously and Value Ethics Greatly”: Health Effects of Fukushima Nuclear Disaster — Fukushima 311 Watchdogs
Interview with Hisako Sakiyama, M.D. & Ph.D. by Katsuya Hirano & Hirotaka Kasai Translated by Akiko Anson October 1, 2020 Introduction Hisako Sakiyama has a PhD in Medicine and is a Member of the Takagi School of Alternative Scientists, a Japanese NGO established in 1998 to study the environment, nuclear issues, human rights, and other […]
“Take Science Seriously and Value Ethics Greatly”: Health Effects of Fukushima Nuclear Disaster — Fukushima 311 Watchdogs
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Nuclear power cannot solve the climate crisis
PETITION https://www.alp.org.au/petitions/australians-dont-want-nuclear-power/
26 Feb – 24 April The Image is not Nothing (Concrete Archives) is a group exhibition that explores the ways in which acts of nuclear trauma, Indigenous genocide and cultural erasure have been memorialised by artists and others. It comes as the result of research by curators Lisa Radford and Yhonnie Scarce whose fieldwork has encompassed sites of significance including Auschwitz, Chernobyl, Fukushima, Hiroshima, Maralinga, New York, Wounded Knee and former Yugoslavia.
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Submissions to the Senate Committee Inquiry into National Radioactive Management Amendment Bill. 2020. Go to our summaries of significant submissions, conveniently listed in alphabetical order at Kimba waste dump submissions or see all submissions listed at Read the Submissions
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