Exelon's 'Nuclear Guy': No New Nukes

Large parts of the US midwest are experiencing heavy rainfall and flooding, not unlike what Queenslanders in Australia saw in December and January this year when Brisbane was inundated. A major problem with urban infrastructure on flood plains is the risk of innundation during flood events, flood events likely to become more frequent with climate change. In Nebraska two nuclear power Stations are threatened by floodwaters.

In a referendum over the weekend Italians have rejected plans by conservative Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi for nuclear power and water privatisation. More than 50% of the electorate needed to vote, including the estimated 3 million Italians living overseas, for the referendums to be binding. About 57% are estimated to have participated with official projections showing that 95% rejected water privatisation and 90% rejected Berlusconi's plans to build 4 nuclear power plants.

Japanese nuke disaster - a media meltdown too!

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Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009                                            Dave Kraft, NEIS  (773)342-7650

In Finland concerned citizens took part
in the E.ON-F.OFF action weekend by hanging a banner near the
Helsinki offices of E.ON and Fennovoima. The banner stated a math equation of dirty energy: FENNOVOIMA=E.ON x NUCLEAR + COAL = CLIMATE CHAOS

Polish below, info about tomorrow radio show, links and general info

http://www.dont-nuke-the-climate.org

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