Nuclear Climate Change, part 1 of 5

"Nuclear Climate Change" is a documentary examining the debate over nuclear power in a time when the need for alternative energy sources is more urgent than ever. Is nuclear power part of a carbon-dioxide-free solution to global climate change? Is it safe, affordable, or even necessary? This pressing, complex issue is addressed by scientists from MIT, as well as anti-nuclear activists in Massachusetts and New Hampshire fighting against their local nuclear power plants.

Continues with part 2 at
http://youtu.be/XUX_LAeRP2o

Please visit SeasonalVariations.com to purchase the DVD or the video-on-demand for the complete 54-minute program. Produced by Summers Henderson.

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[Ekwa]

at least they bought it from you and didn't massacre you and your people and just take it. Oh what? Accountability? I guess so,....

[CorkSkeptics]

Great doc. Would recommend seeing the BBC show: Bang goes the theory on Nuclear power, it states 0 people have or will die due to Fukushima. Cars/planes are more dangerous yet accepted and improved to limit risks. N-power is plagued with irrational myths & fears.

[Licmycat]

It's good to get a discussion going. Young people don't have the nightmares about bombs like I did when I was a child. Building an underground fall-out shelter is useless....the poison lasts thousands of years.

[w00tehpwn]

I followed your link from an NYTimes article comment and would like to say thanks for making this movie! No hysteria, both sides are heard, good filmmaking!