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Nuclear Energy Information Service NEIS
Nuclear advocates suggest that to address the climate crisis, we need to continue using nuclear power. In fact, aside from fossil fuels, nuclear power would be the worst among choices available to us. This animation explains why.
M.U.S.E. - 32 YEARS LATER
On August 7th, thousands gathered at Shoreline Amphitheater for a day of music, inspiration, education and activism. Between the seven hours of stage performances, the audience saw a collection of videos about the issues, and ways to become engaged in the cause. For everyone who couldn't be there, we're happy to present these videos online.
For three decades, MUSE has influenced individuals, businesses and governments to avoid a nuclear nightmare with development of clean, safe power. In this video we celebrate the history of MUSE, and invite concert-goers to explore the "Clean & Safe Energy Village" constructed at Shoreline expressly for the event.
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KOAN
The MUSE concert began with solemn acknowledgement of the recent Fukushima disaster. This video connected the nature of a Koan's teaching enlightenment to the need to raise energy consciousness as an introduction to the stage performance by Kitaro.
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FACE THE FIRE
There are many ways that you can donate to help the efforts of MUSE. Here, Rosemary Butler offers her latest recording for download with all proceeds going directly to the clean and safe energy movement.
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iPHONE APP
Smart phones. They just might save your life!
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DINOSAURS
How long is nuclear waste a lethal danger? Consider this...
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PICTURE GREEN POWER
Clean and Safe Energy is a mosaic of alternative power sources.
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VILLAGE GROUPS
The Clean & Safe Energy Village at the MUSE Shoreline event represented the largest gathering of alternative energy groups ever assembled. Here is a brief selection of the participating groups and businesses.
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VANTAGE POINT
MUSE is proud that the Shoreline event was sponsored by generous donations from Vantage Point. This video illustrates the many ways they are making clean and safe power production a positive economic alternative as well.
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Written by: James Raymond
Performed by: David Crosby, Graham Nash, James Raymond, Russ Kunkel, Leland Sklar, Dean Parks and Jeff Pevar
Produced by: Russ and Nathanial Kunkel
THERE'S SOMETHING HAPPENING HERE - NukeFree.org
Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, Keb' Mo' and Ben Harper joined in this adaptation of the classic Buffalo Springfield song, "For What It's Worth," to help stop a $50 billion loan guarantee package for building new nuclear power plants that was slipped into the 2007 Energy Bill. The Fall 2007 campaign mounted by NukeFree.org and allied environmental non-profit organizations gathered over 120,000 signatures, including those of the activists and artists listed on the scroll above. After a media conference and lobby day featuring Bonnie, Jackson, Graham and several environmental organizations along with public pressure on key Senators, Congress defeated the proposed loan guarantees, handing the safe energy movement a huge victory on the road to a green-powered Earth.