Greenpeace challenges French nuclear industry in Auckland

Auckland : Greenpeace activists in kayaks protested nuclear company Areva's involvement in the America's Cup as DefiAreva left the Viaduct Basin today. [delve]

Nuclear sponsorship for the America's Cup ??

Greenpeace Cyber-Action [delve]

New Nuke?

- The United States Defence Department is studying whether to develop a new, low-yield nuclear weapon designed to hit deeply buried targets, such as command bunkers.  [delve]

Robert Fisk

Robert Fisk on the effects of DU on Iraqi children [delve]

Global trade in Uranium

The issue for New Zealand is the global trade in Uranium [delve]

The sceptics case:

DU is neither very radioactive nor especially rare [delve]

US Nuke mishaps

Nuke "mishaps" that the US would like not to be remembered [delve]

Depleted Uranium

The UK Guardian interactive article on the Depleted Uranium issue [delve]

BBC coverage of the Depleted Uranium munitions issue

BBC coverage of the Depleted Uranium munitions issue [delve]

The Guardian on uranium

The UK Guardian special report [delve]

Greenpeace's ship the Arctic Sunrise

Greenpeace's ship the Arctic Sunrise - with two New Zealanders on board - was within the exclusion zone as the US launched its Star Wars test missile [delve]

Why Stop Star Wars

5 Reasons to Stop Star Wars [delve]

Nuclear arms race was over?

Did you think the nuclear arms race was over? [delve]

Depleted uranium fired as ammunition by NATO last year

The equivalent to 10 tonnes of depleted uranium was fired as ammunition by NATO in Kosovo & Serbia last year [delve]

British Nuclear Fuels Limited

British Nuclear Fuels Limited has agreed to take back a disputed shipment of mixed oxide (Mox) rods [delve]

Ukraine

Ukraine after Chernobyl [delve]

chances of nuclear conflict are as big as ever

Some experts think the chances of nuclear conflict are as big as ever [delve]

Green bill bans nuclear shipments

The bill would prohibit nuclear powered ships or ships carrying radioactive waste or fuel from coming within 200 miles of New Zealand's coastline. [delve]

Germany to phase out the use of nuclear energy

June 14th agreement between the German government and the German energy industry to phase out the use of nuclear energy [delve]

US finance Chernobyl shutdown

The United States is helping finance Chernobyl shutdown. [delve]

Intelligence community is not going to be caught again

It's pretty clear to me that the intelligence community is not going to be caught again [delve]

Russia's 50 Year Nuclear Plan

Russia's 50 Year Nuclear Plan: 23 New Reactors, Import Waste [delve]

Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Arms

2000 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Arms. 24th April – 19th May. Non-Proliferation references [more] - START Forum [delve]

$1bn in compensation for Japan's worst nuclear accident

The company responsible for Japan's worst nuclear accident said on Thursday it had paid more than $1bn in compensation to affected companies and local residents [delve]

The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty - A Chance to Stop Another Nuclear Arms Race. New York 24 April - 19 May 2000 [delve]

Nukes

RUSSIAN CABINET EXPECTED TO APPROVE PLANS TO IMPORT NUCLEAR WASTE Mar23rd. <More>A small Japanese town passed a resolution on Monday banning the construction of nuclear waste storage facilities. [delve]

US tactical nuclear weapons in Europe

Nearly ten years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the US still believes it necessary to have tactical nuclear weapons in Europe. [delve]

Nuclear facilities in Japan have inadequate safety measures

Fifteen out of seventeen nuclear facilities in Japan have inadequate safety measures [delve]

Criticality accident

A British company faces a risk of a "criticality accident" - the chain reaction which caused the nuclear disaster at a fuel manufacturing plant in Tokaimura last month. [delve]

Contamination at Tokaimura reaches grade 4

According to the IAEA, the level of [contamination] at Tokaimura reaches grade 4 on the IAEA classification system. The Three-Mile Island accident was graded 5, while Chernobyl attained the top level 7. [delve]

A guide to nuclear technology

Pathways to destruction, a guide to nuclear technology [delve]

We're small. We're powerful. We're anti-nuclear!

We're small. We're powerful. We're anti-nuclear. We are grass-root oriented [delve]

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