by Karen Dandurant, for the Portsmouth Herald, April 29th 2007

Longtime residents of the Seacoast will likely remember the Clamshell Alliance, a group formed in 1976 that swelled in numbers in opposition to the construction of Seabrook Station nuclear power plant. Tomorrow marks the 30th anniversary of the Clamshell Alliance demonstration at Seabrook…to read the whole article, click this blue link:
http://www.seacoastonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070429/NEWS/704290354/-1/NEWS

TORCH REPORT - The Other Report on Chernobyl. Twenty years after the worst nuclear accident the world has ever known…health consequences are brought to light. Please click on the blue underlined text below to read the whole report.

http://www.greens-efa.org/cms/topics/dokbin/118/118499.the_other_report_on_chernobyl_torch@en.pdf

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 6, 2007
CONTACT: Tom Wyatt 978-544-3911, email: tom@clamshell-tvs.org
Subject: Anniversary of Massive Nuclear Power Protest at Seabrook
National No Nukes campaign that stopped the U.S. nuclear industry cold began at Seabrook

Thirty years after their arrest for taking over the construction site of the Seabrook, N.H, nuclear plant, veterans of the Clamshell Alliance say nuclear power is still not a solution to our energy needs. (more…)

EDITORS AND NEWS DIRECTORS:
The following people, who helped plan and carry out the 1977 occupation of the Seabrook Station site are available for interviews:
- Kristie Conrad (NH – Seacoast) Phone: 603-926-2737, Email: kaconrad3@yahoo.com (more…)

Adopted July, 1976 and reaffirmed November, 1977

RECOGNIZING:
1. that the survival of humankind depends (more…)

by NIRS, Nuclear Information and Resource Service
Even though the Bush Administration stubbornly refuses to admit that global climate change is a serious environmental threat, (more…)

by NIRS, Nuclear Information and Resource Service
1. Climate change is underway. Renewable energy can be brought online faster, more cheaply and more safely than nuclear power.
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Revised version, adopted November, 1977, at the Clamshell Congress

We, the member of the Clamshell Alliance, demand (more…)

Seabrook Retrospective

WSCA 106.1 LP-FM—a grassroots radio station in Portsmouth, NH—has aired a series of interviews with former Clamshell Alliance and other anti-nuclear activists. The program, Making Waves: Independent Voices for Peace & Justice, broadcasts 2–4 p.m. Saturdays; the Clam interviews are on the last Saturday of each month. Browse the whole series at Making Waves or chose an individual show to stream or download: Guy Chichester-MW10, Chris Nord and Paul Gunter -MW85, Arnie Alpert, Macy Morse & Doug Bogen-MW90, Sam Lovejoy-MW94 , Dr. Helen Caldicott parts 1(MW99) and 2(MW100), Robin Read-MW103, Renny Cushing & Kristie Conrad-MW107 and Cathy Wolff MW-125B.

THE OTHER REPORT ON CHERNOBYL (TORCH)AN INDEPENDENT SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS 20 YEARSAFTER THE NUCLEAR DISASTER PROVIDING CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF A RECENT REPORT BY THEINTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (IAEA) AND THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION (WHO)AUTHORS Ian Fairlie, PhD, UK. David Sumner, DPhil, UKAFTERWORD Prof. Angelina Nyagu, UkraineBerlin, Brussels, Kiev, April 2006COMMISSIONED BY Rebecca Harms, MEP, Greens/EFA in the European ParliamentWITH THE SUPPORT OF The Altner Combecher Foundation