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Posted 6 days ago
Allison is an assistant who has been in Aomori this week - supporting our Tokyo Two team. She's been blogging throughout the week - during Junichi and Toru's trial. Here's some extracts from her blo


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Posted 6 days ago
Myrto, one of our agriculture campaigners, tells us what's wrong with genetically engineered (GE) crops - and what you can do to stop them.The other night I had some friends for dinner and I decided t


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Posted 6 days ago
It's been a long an intense week for the Tokyo Two in Japan. They are on trial and facing up to 10 years in jail for exposing a whaling scandal (read all about the scandal here). They are encouraged b


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Posted 6 days ago
We haven t mentioned our plans for a nuclear comedy lately. We ve been working on it a long time now and are nearly ready to pitch it to a television studio. Here s how it looks so far. This is the


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Posted 6 days ago
Today's big stories from the nuclear industry:The proliferation business - Unstoppable? EVER since the atom was split, governments have struggled to control a force with potential for good that can a


Posted 6 days ago
Greenpeace activists protest against GE in front of EU-parliament. Greenpeace / Eric de Mildt In Bulgaria the parliament has voted to ban GE crop cultivation. The decision comes as opposition grow


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Posted 1 week ago
So, without a doubt, nuclear power fails the safety, economic and reliability tests. Is it, however, flexible? Not so much.Over the last year it became much more clear that the problem with nuclear (a


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Posted 1 week ago
Today's big stories from the nuclear industry:Academics demand independent inquiry into new nuclear reactors Pressure on the government to organise an independent inquiry into a new generation of nuc


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Posted 1 week ago
Greenpeace activists last night blocked a cargo of dupleted uranium going from France to Russia. Pierre GleizesFifteen Greenpeace activists last night blocked a train carrying depleted uranium fr


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Posted 1 week ago
Protests during the COP15 Global Day of Action in Copenhagen. IT companies such as Nokia have potential to be a big part of the solution to climate change, but many have failed to raise to the challen


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