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Nuclear Monitor
, March 2004
City: Washington DC, VS
Date:
1 March 2004
title
author
What did we learn from Tree Mile Island?
NIRS
What happened at TMI-2?
A question of dose... they cheated, they lied, people died...
Bush's nuclear family
Mary Osborn Ouassiai; Kevin Philips
Bias on health effects from TMI refuted
NIRS
A personal remembrance
Judith H. Johnsrud
A personal remembrance
Jutith H. Johnsrud
"Critical hour" is critical reading
NIRS; Albert J. Tritsch; Arthur H. Purcell; Mary Byrd Davis
NRC's TMI fact sheet disputed
Tree Mile Island Alert; NRC
TMI 25th anniversary anti-nuclear events
Unrealistic emergency planning
NIRS
Mibile meltdown - TMI train troubles
NIRS; Kevin Kamps; Kay Drey
TMI's international impact
WISE Amsterdam
INES
www.iaea.org
Further reading at WISE website
WISE/NIRS
Websites on TMI
Kyrgyzstan bans German waste
Washington Times(United Press International), 26/2/2004
Nirex says radioactive waste clean up is blocked
Independent, 29 February 2004
UK Cumbria County Council fights nuclear wast plan
BBC, 3 March 2004
Czech Republic halts research at waste repository candidates
NuclearFuel, 1 March 2004
French government accused of lacking nuclear crisis plan
Reuters, 5 March 2004
German try to buy nuclear plant
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 5 March 2004
Germany: transport of spent fuel to Ahaus planned
Nucleonics Week, 4 March 2004; Laka Foundation,10 March 2004
Libyan uranium transported to Russia
IAEA press release, 8 March 2004
Art exhibition dedicates itself to stopping Chernobyl from happening again
Moscow Times, 27 February 2004
Chernobyl Heart wins Oscar
Chernobyl Children;s Project news release, 1 March 2004; ...
Israel to keep watch on Vanunu
Nucleonics Week, 4 March 2004
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