[Sustain] Make March Nuclear Power Awareness Month

[Don Eichelberger]

*A Call*

*/to all who are angered by the continuing corporate push for nuclear 
power after the meltdowns at Fukushima Daiichi made the risks of 
pursuing atom-based energy
all too clear./***

Make March

/Nuclear Power Awareness Month/

/Bring sunshine to the Spring Equinox/

Most Americans first became aware of threats of nuclear power during the 
near miss at Three Mile Island on March 28^th , 1979. Now, on a March 
day 32 years later, we mark the Fukushima tragedy of March 11^th , 2011. 
How much longer must we contend with this horrendous way ofboiling water?

Take Action!

*Plan a teach-in or community meeting, protest your local nuclear 
utility, make noise! As we learn of events, we will let the wider 
network know, and work to spawn *

*more activity in more places.*

Working together, we can stop the attacks on our good Earth.Ending 
nuclear power will include many social changes in how we live, work, 
transport ourselves, buy, spend, and play.

And we must include play;

this shit's too heavy!

Abalone Alliance Safe Energy Clearinghouse,

a member of Nuclear Free California

www.Energy-net.org <http://www.Energy-net.org>

www.nuclearfreecal.com <http://www.nuclearfreecal.com/>

Email: done at greens.org <mailto:done at greens.org>

-- 
Don Eichelberger
Abalone Alliance Safe Energy Clearinghouse/
Nuclear Free California
Shut down nuclear power
www.nuclearfreecal.org/nfcnet/
www.energy-net.org

Occupy the Oligarchy at Bohemian Grove 2012
www.occupybohemiangrove.com
more info at http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2012/03/01/18708527.php


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Adam Smith, "Wealth of Nations" Ch.7

"When there's a huge solar energy spill, it's just called a 'nice day'."
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