From Fukushima Fallout Awareness Network (FFAN)
Information on congressional briefing and follow-up: https://nislappdc.org/ffan-congressional-briefing/
FFAN initiatives: https://nislappdc.org/fukushima-fallout/

From Fukushima Fallout Awareness Network (FFAN)
Information on congressional briefing and follow-up: https://nislappdc.org/ffan-congressional-briefing/
FFAN initiatives: https://nislappdc.org/fukushima-fallout/

From Nuclear Information and Resource Service:
Last week, a U.S. Senate committee approved one of the worst pro-nuclear bills to ever come out of that body: the American Nuclear Infrastructure Act of 2020 — S. 4897.
What makes this bill so terrible? Among other things, it would spur additional uranium mining in this country, give away billions of dollars to the nuclear industry, and incentivize nuclear energy at the expense of renewables.
Whether or not you already took action on this bill, your members of Congress still need to know you oppose it. Tell your members of Congress to OPPOSE the American Nuclear Infrastructure Act today.
This bill is a hodgepodge of measures that will make everything that’s bad about nuclear energy even worse. Among other things, the bill would:
The American Nuclear Infrastructure Act does virtually nothing to curb the dangers of nuclear power. It worsens the environmental justice issues related to nuclear and extends a lifeline to this obsolete and dying industry at the expense of renewables, which are the real answer to the climate crisis.
The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works has already approved this bill, so we have to act fast.
The bill hasn’t been introduced in the House yet, but we’re asking you to also email your representative just in case the bill moves there. Tell your members of Congress to OPPOSE the American Nuclear Infrastructure Act today.
Thanks for all you do!
The NIRS Team
Diane D’Arrigo
Luis Hestres
Denise Jakobsberg
Tim Judson
Nuclear Information and Resource Service
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