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Articles On the 25th Anniversary of Chernobyl, Greenpeace Freaks Us Out About Indian Point Ben JerveyApr 27, 2011
Articles Mini-Nuclear Reactors: A Cheaper, Risk-Free Solution? Small Modular Nuclear Plants: A Cheap, Risk Free Solution? Ben JerveyApr 27, 2011
Articles Scenes from the Fukushima Exclusion Zone Take a trip with photographer Donald Weber inside Fukushima's exclusion zone.Ben Jervey23 Apr, 2011
Articles Fukushima Now Level 7 Accident, But Is It Really As Bad As Chernobyl? Fukushima has maxed out the nuclear rating scale, only the second accident to rate 7. So does that really mean that this event is as bad as Chernobyl?Ben Jervey15 Apr, 2011
Slideshow: America's Ten Riskiest Nuclear Reactors The Nuclear Regulatory Commissions calculated the odds of an earthquake damaging the core of every reactor in the country. Here are the ten riskiest.Ben Jervey09 Apr, 2011
Articles Is Nuclear Safer Than Coal? Nuclear accidents and all, coal is our deadliest energy source. Energy expert Jesse Jenkins and our publisher discuss on the Dylan Ratigan Show.Ben Jervey01 Apr, 2011
Articles Overload: How to Follow Fukushima and Some Weekend Long Reads The enduring crisis at Fukushima, plus some incredible long-form reads for the weekend, in today's roundup from GOOD Environment HQ.Ben Jervey28 Mar, 2011
Articles Interactive Map: The Real Seismic Threat to Our Nation's Nuclear Power Plants This great interactive map from Climate Central lets you see the specific seismic threat to all 104 of the country's active nuclear reactors.Ben Jervey27 Mar, 2011
Articles Nuclear Accidents and All, Coal Is By Far the Deadliest Energy Source Take a clear, simple look at how coal, oil, and nuclear compare in terms of deaths per watts produced. Coal is deadliest, and it's not even close.Ben Jervey24 Mar, 2011
Articles Eating Inside the Eden of Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone Is it safe to eat the fruits and berries growing on land contaminated 25 years ago by a nuclear disaster? Looking forward by looking back.Peter Smith23 Mar, 2011
Slideshow: Buy These Things and Support Relief Efforts in Japan We know you don't need any material goods as incentive to give, but here are some good people offering proceeds from sales to relief efforts in Japan.Ben Jervey23 Mar, 2011
Articles Interactive Chart: Deaths per TWh by Energy Source Coal is the most lethal energy source, while natural gas and nuclear stack up relatively well.Nicola Twilley19 Mar, 2011
Articles Overload: Nuclear Boy Has a Stomachache, and More Goofy childrens' video about Fukushima, a run on radiation pills, and more of what we're reading at GOOD Environment HQ.Ben Jervey19 Mar, 2011
Articles Video: Helicopters Dump Water On Fukushima Reactors Watch as helicopters drop tons of water on the Fukushima reactors in a desperate attempt to cool the plant and avoid a meltdown.Ben Jervey18 Mar, 2011
Articles A Visual Assessment of Damage at Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Look at these satellite images of the Fukushima nuclear reactors before and after the earthquake, tsunami, and explosions.Ben Jervey18 Mar, 2011
Articles A Chart to Better Understand Radiation Levels and Their Effects on People [Updated] Keep this chart close at hand while reading reports on the levels of radiation spreading from the ruined Fukushima reactor in Japan.Ben Jervey18 Mar, 2011
Articles Overload: Catastrophe in Japan, and More Nuclear fallout in Japan and American disinterest in climate change in today's daily roundup of what we're reading at GOOD Environment HQ.Ben Jervey17 Mar, 2011
Articles Nuclear Meltdown Explained, and Everything Else You Need to Know About the Situation at Fukushima [Updated] The basics behind a nuclear meltdown, and answers to other earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster FAQs.Ben Jervey17 Mar, 2011