Three Mile Island - Original Song and Video

When the Three Mile Island event happened in 1979, songwriter Joseph Aronesty created this song to warn the world of the dangers of nuclear energy. The song never went to final production, but It's message makes more sense than ever in the wake of the Fukushima meltdown. So he has just released on YouTube it as it was originally recorded with a video production from his son, Andrew Aronesty.

Joseph Aronesty and sons currently own WigSalon.com - one of the world's first commercial websites, specializing in distributing wigs to women in medical need. You may easily reach Joseph at joe@wigsalon.com . He hopes this song will inspire people to get off fossil fuels, and stop burning up our Earth for energy. Solar and wind energy can provide the bulk of our needed energy. "One day there will be no fossil fuels left. We might as well get started now. "

To download the song itself without video, go to: http://www.wigsalon.com/media/3MileIsland.m4a

People may use this song to promote safe clean energy with no royalties due to the writers. Thank You.

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i love this song ilive right beside that monster and i have a cabin a quarter a mile away