A Weekly overview of Nuclear Safety issues.

For 50 years Uravan, Colorado, was a uranium hub of America. Mining 'yellowcake' was at the center of everyday life, where kids played on radioactive tailings and residents used mine waste for garden beds. Then residents started getting sick. Through interviews with historians, health experts, environmentalists, and uranium workers past and present, local documentarian Alec Cowan explores how uranium transformed the American West. As nuclear energy revives the controversial industry today, will the scars of uranium's past influence the future? Or are some things best left underground? more

At Deep Isolation, we believe that listening is one of the most important elements of a successful nuclear waste disposal program. A core value of the company is to seek and listen to different perspectives on the matter of nuclear waste, nuclear energy, and disposal solutions.We have created this series to interview experts and stakeholders that represent aspects of nuclear waste. Our hope is to bring clear picture of Nuclear Waste: The Whole Story. more

Welcome to the HEAL Utah Podcast: your source for politics, culture, economics, and everything in between through an environmental lens. Join us as we sit down with activists, authors, academics, and athletes - just to name a few - to discuss a range of issues that are innately related to environmental advocacy in Utah and beyond. Whether you're a sustainability-newbie or a grassroots-veteran, the HEAL Utah Podcast answers questions as much as it asks them and is guaranteed to help you expand your environmental horizon. HEAL Utah is a Utah-based nonprofit that concentrates on clean air, energy and climate, and radioactive waste. more

Down by the River: Stories of Hanford is an audio podcast devoted to unpacking the long and nuanced history of the world's first nuclear reactor. As part of the Manhattan Project in WWII, Hanford was built along the Columbia River. The Hanford produced 60% of the plutonium used in the US nuclear arsenal. At the end of the Cold War the mission of Hanford switch from production to remediation of the area. Cleanup at Hanford will last for decades, cost billions of taxpayer dollars, and hinges on technology not yet invented. On each podcast, we will explore the science and the stories of Hanford to give listeners a deeper and broader understanding of a place that was a significant part of our country's past, and a difficult challenge for our future. more

Interviews with experts on nuclear power and nuclear waste in Canada.

Welcome to the GreenWorld Podcast, hosted by the Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS). NIRS is a national non-profit organization devoted to a nuclear-free, carbon-free world. We have served as the information and networking hub for people and organizations concerned about nuclear power, radioactive waste, radiation, and sustainable energy issues since 1978.On the GreenWorld Podcast, we share news, views & musings about how the U.S. can create a sustainable energy future without nuclear power - and all the radioactive waste and materials involved in the nuclear fuel chain. Tune in to hear the latest news about nuclear energy and waste policy in Washington D.C. and stories from frontline communities across the nation facing nuclear risks and environmental injustices from reactors, waste sites, uranium mining, and more. more

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