Elephants, rhinos, environment under threat from 60 million tons of radioactive waste

The World Heritage Committee agrees boundary change that will allow uranium mining at the Tanzania Selous Game Reserve - a World Heritage site. As in Cumbria the regulators and those who are supposed to be watchdogs are bending over backwards to accommodate the nuclear industry A foreign uranium mining conglomerate will be allowed to exploit …

Nuclear Waste NOT MENTIONED in Lillyhall proposal.

Please print out the letter below and ask your family and friends and everyone to sign - the letters can be sent direct to Tim Farron MP or to Radiation Free Lakeland email rafl @ mariannebirkby.plus.com for address Letter to Tim Farron MP - Radioactive Waste in Landfill An application to extend the life of …

Nuclear Industry Awards Itself – “No One Died” (really? …)

http://youtu.be/ob1rYlCpOnM "For the second year running, Sellafield Ltd has scooped the URS Safe Facility Award, beating off competition from around the world. The Pile Fuel Cladding Silo (PFCS) team is celebrating bringing this prestigious trophy back to Sellafield. Calder hall won the Safe Facility award in 2012 and for Sellafield to win the award two …

Sellafield’s Hot Pants – Fracking Hilarious – we will die laughing.

Radioactive Laundry Heading to a Drain Near You. The Environment Agency “do not hold information” about where Sellafield is sending its highly radioactive laundry - Tim Farron MP has been asked: who the hell does hold information about Sellafield's hot pants and is anyone monitoring them? A Cumbrian laundry, Shortridge, supplying some of the most …

St Bees Beach Burns Children – and not just the sunshine!

Today's News and Star reports that a 7 year old suffered second degree burns on a school trip to St Bees. Sunshine is an expected risk at the beach. At St Bees beach and most other Cumbrian beaches sunshine is not the only risk. The risk that parents are not being warned about is the …

– Radioactive Raspberries and Radishes –

Unpublished letter to local press... - Radioactive Raspberries and Radishes - Dear Editor, Eating locally produced food is a joy and also cuts down on food miles. If you grow your own or harvest wild crops such as blackberries for free, even better. Kendal author Mike Berners-Lee has been touring the UK talking about his …

Bloggers and Journalists, time to fight back against repression

An important article on Nuclear-news.net full article here: http://nuclear-news.net/2013/07/13/53997/ Bloggers and Journalists, time to fight back against oppression UNESCO extends its call for proposals: Research on the Safety of Online Media Actors Doing Journalism 12.07.2013 – Communication & Information Sector Image source ; http://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/news/2280613/gchq-prism-allegations-to-be-investigated-by-the-intelligence-and-security-committee UNESCO launches a call for research proposals in order to produce …

Flying Dodo Award to Mike Berners Lee

A strange day yesterday and a spur of the moment action. I spent the day at Rydal working on a painting of Snow Leopards, the big cats who are under all kinds of threats not least loss of habitat from mining including uranium mining by the Chinese in Tibet. I wasn't going to go to …

“Lillyhall Radioactive Waste Dump” – thats what Europe says ..

"Lillyhall Radioactive Waste Dump" - thats what Europe says and our government is going along with the diabolic plan. While the Keekle Head Inquiry has now finished and the inspector will mull over whether or not to allow radioactive waste into a new area of Cumbria, Lillyhall Landfill continues to be targeted as a nuke …

Remember REMEMBER these Nuclear Acrobatics ….

Nuclear Acrobatics Over Keekle Head do not comply to the official narrative that Cumbrians are complete idiots who do not care a fig if their beloved county is littered with nuclear waste dumps. Remember those pro nuclear Councillors, Tim Knowles and David Southward who tried to overturn Cumbria County Council’s NO to Geological Disposal of …