Radiation Found At Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant, Site Of '79 Partial Meltdown
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the small amount of radiation detected at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plan...
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the small amount of radiation detected at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plan...
Dana Kennedy | Posted 08.27.2009 | Media
I'm impressed with Richard Pyle for sticking with the same company for 49 years, for having such a sharp memory, and for being the cliched Irascible, Gruff Newsman that future cub reporters will never meet.
Harvey Wasserman | Posted 08.21.2009 | Green
It is critical that calls start pouring into Congress. The nation -- the world -- cannot afford more Three Mile Islands, especially now that Walter Cronkite is no longer around to report on them.
Harvey Wasserman | Posted 05.02.2009 | Green
But people did die at Three Mile Island. And it's the "alternative" media that now brings reality to the mainstream.
AP | MARC LEVY | Posted 04.27.2009 | Green
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The nation's worst nuclear power plant accident was unfolding on Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island when an industry economist t...
Daniel Kessler | Posted 04.27.2009 | Green
Now that memories of the meltdown have faded, the nuclear industry and those in their employ are claiming that that Three Mile Island was really a success story and that the radiation was contained.
Craig "Meathead" Goldwyn | Posted 04.25.2009 | Business
Our new test for any enterprise, be it a financial institution, a power plant, or a war, must be, "Is it too large to be allowed to fail?" If the answer is "yes" then we cannot proceed.
Ross Tuttle | Posted 12.04.2008 | Politics
McCain's cavalier attitude toward nuclear safety, where he holds in contempt those who raise questions, is nothing new.
Harvey Wasserman | Posted 09.12.2008 | Green
Leave it to John McCain to pick the site of a horrific atomic meltdown to symbolize his push for nuke power.
Josh Dorner | Posted 09.11.2008 | Green
The McCain campaign visited the Enrico Fermi nuclear generating station in Michigan -- the site of a 1966 partial meltdown that resulted in the coining of the phrase "China Syndrome."
AP | Posted 11.23.2009 | Green