by Eric Parry for the Eagle Tribune, North Andover, MA
Chris Nord hasn’t changed his mind in the three decades that have elapsed since he was arrested for trespassing at the Seabrook nuclear power plant. Nuclear power isn’t worth the risk, he believes. Nord, a resident of Newton(NH), was one of more than 1,400 protestors…to read the whole article, click this blue link:
http://www.eagletribune.com/nhnews/local_story_119093832
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
If you are trying to reconnect or know of former Clams who may want to be reached , please leave a response in the comment box below.We will put you on the list.Or contact us :Telephone:(978) 864-9494E-mail:tom@clamshell-tvs.orgSnail mail:Clamshell-TVSPO Box 1554Portsmouth, NH 03801-1554Tom Wyatt, administrative coordinator
Civil Liberties Violated: Yellow Journalism - In More Ways Than One
By Robin Read
Reports and incidents of corporate and government surveillance of the Clamshell Alliance began with the inception of the organization in 1976, increased steadily for the next year, intensified in the weeks preceding the April 1977 occupation, and continued for the next several years. Fear mongering by right wing organizations and media, fed by the surveillance and infiltration, were among the factors that led Seabrook area residents to urge the Clamshell to call off its planned massive 1978 occupation and accept the State of New Hampshire’s proposal that the organization hold a three day legal rally on the plant’s construction site. The surveillance and infiltration also consequently contributed to the organization’s internal divisions before and after the 1978 demonstration. Read the rest of this entry »
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. Read the rest of this entry »
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 Read the rest of this entry »
Adopted July, 1976 and reaffirmed November, 1977
RECOGNIZING:
1. that the survival of humankind depends Read the rest of this entry »
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, Read the rest of this entry »
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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