Dedicated
to informing the public to the dangers associated with generating electricity
with Nuclear Power Plants.
The UNPLUG Salem Campaign was formed in 1995, during the period when the two Salem New Jersey Nuclear Plants were shut down for repairs. The original aim of the Campaign was to convince PSE&G, the owner-operator of the two plants, to keep the two nuclear plants closed. The Campaign now focuses on getting the plants shut down as soon as possible, and also focuses in trying to stop the killing of billions of fish and marine life by the plants. The UNPLUG Salem Campaign also acts as a nuclear safety and public health watchdog organization. In addition, the Campaign promotes alternatives to electricity produced by nuclear power and dirty coal. Alternatives such as conservation, efficiency, solar, wind, wave, thermal, biomass and others.
We invite you to check out the latest news from UNPLUG and get involved. Take some time and check out our pages, follow links to other organizations and see what they have to offer. Join us. No one should ever blindly believe and follow, educate yourself and decide, our environment, our health, our lives. Its up to us all.
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02/10/10 Updated
Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency
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Salem Unit 1, Docket No. 50-272, License No. DPR-70, and Salem Unit 2, Docket No. 50-311, License No. DPR-75.
Hope Creek Docket No. 50-354 License No. NPF-57 PSEG Nuclear, LLC
Fred Stine, Citizen Action Coordinator for the
Delaware Riverkeeper Network Testimony to NRC
Nuclear Waste -- Now What ?
Temporary Storage at 131 sites, over 60,000 metric tons of Nuclear Waste.
The Department of Energy acknowledged that peak radiation releases come about 300,000 years after removal.
Check Out Scientific American article
Tax Incentives Assistance Project (TIAP)
The high cost of nuclear waste (Video)
More nukes would divert us from right energy choices A letter from Norm
RPHP
(Radiation and Public Health Project) which now has their office in Ocean City,
is doing a follow-up study to the 1950s St Louis tooth study, the results of
which helped convince President Kennedy to sign the Partial Test Ban Treaty,
which ended atmospheric nuke bomb test. RPHP is looking for interns or
volunteers to help input data from the St Louis study so that they can follow up
with the original participants to see how many contracted cancer.
Please
email Joe Mangano at odiejoe@aol.
False Promises, NIRS recent book countering nuclear industry propaganda on safety, economics, sustainable energy, radiation and health, and more. You can download it for free on NIRS website (www.nirs.org) or you can buy a printed copy for $15 (including postage and handling). If you want bulk copies, contact us.
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