Next Thursday (Sept. 11) at 7pm PT - Stop Nuclear WorkGroup's monthly statewide meeting will feature Dr. Joe Romm who will be advising on effective outreach and communication strategies. Zoom registration link: tinyurl.com/StopNuclear

Stop Nuclear WorkGroup zoom meeting in just a bit more than half an hour. Jump on in and discuss strategy for the next year. Link to register in the next post.

Stop Nuclear WorkGroup zoom meeting tonight at 7pm. Register here - jump in, share some ideas, strategize, or just listen and learn some new info!

Less than an hour until the Stop Nuclear WorkGroup meeting tips off (7pm). The knicks are playing the pacers tonight but you could help be a Trailblazer when it comes to defending the environmental and voting safeguards currently in place for Oregonians. us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Stop Nuclear WorkGroup's zoom is in just under 2 1/2 hours from now (7pm pacific). Tune in and find out how you can make a difference.

"Groups rally against bill that would exempt Umatilla County from statewide nuclear ban" oregoncapitalchronicle.com/2025/05/20/g...

Looking for a way that you can contribute to the betterment of Oregon? Jump in this Wednesday (5/21) at 7pm for the Stop Nuclear WorkGroup zoom meeting.

Tune into the Stop Nuclear WorkGroup statewide zoom meeting tomorrow (5/21) at 7pm PT us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty spends a third of its time proliferating propaganda for nuclear energy. But as we point out in our latest NPT News in Review, this technology generates grave harm and serious risks for people and for the planet. 📰: reachingcriticalwill.org/images/docum...

"It's the end of the independence of the agency," warns former NRC Chair Allison Macfarlane. "If you aren't independent of political and industry influence, then you are at risk of an accident, frankly."

SCOOP: NPR has learned that the Trump Administration has tightened its control over the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. NRC rules on reactor safety are now subject to White House review before they can be finalized. www.npr.org/2025/05/09/n...

Today is International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day and right now a bill in the Oregon legislature, HB 2410, seeks to carve out exceptions to our nuclear safeguards for select nuclear reactor projects.

At this moment in 1986 (1:23:45am local time, April 26), the poorly-designed Chernobyl Unit 4 nuclear reactor in Pripyat, Ukraine, exploded and partially melted down during an unapproved, poorly-conceived safety experiment, releasing at least 378,000,000 curies of dangerous radionuclides.

Tomorrow, April 26, marks 39 years since the Chernobyl disaster. 10 weeks ago, the containment shelter at Chernobyl was the target of a drone attack, which left a 500ft wide hole in the outer dome. Right now, HB 2410 seeks to carve out exceptions to Oregon's nuclear safeguards.

Wanted to join the meeting but worried you're too late? Don't worry, you're not! Jump in now! us02web.zoom.us/j/8804424564...

Just a few minutes til the zoom. Stop by and say hello! We’re going to be getting updates on the state of the pro nuclear bills and discussing what steps to take next. You’re smart and you have good ideas and we’d like to hear them.

breaking for @starledger.bsky.social, I’m told staff are on “round-the-clock watch” at the former Oyster Creek nuclear power plant amid the growing 3,000+ acre wildfire in #NewJersey

Tonight at 7pm PT - attend the Stop Nuclear WorkGroup meeting on zoom. Find out about the effort to remove your rights and what you can do about it. us02web.zoom.us/j/8804424564...

This Saturday, April 26th, is International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day. On that day it will be 39 years since the disaster at Chernobyl nuclear power plant. This Friday, April 25th, will be ten weeks since the drone strike on the New Safe Confinement structure at Chernobyl.

Come join our zoom meeting for Stop Nuclear WorkGroup - tomorrow (4/23) at 7pm PT. Find out the state of the pro-nuclear bills still active in the legislature, discuss strategy, give your own personal insight. Clickable link in the next post.

The shift from how things looked going into this week, to how things look today. Still a *lot* of work to do, but every one of these bills that gets knocked down is a win.* *This does not discount the possibility of a legal resurrection for any of these bills via archaic loopholes.

You can use this link to find your Oregon rep & senator. Contact them & tell them to NOT support any pro-nuclear bill - HB 2410 (the bill in this thread), nor any other like HB 2038, or SB 656. There can be no loopholes on safety, democracy, or the environment. geo.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant...

Oregon law states that in order for a site certificate to be granted for a nuclear reactor plant in Oregon, two things must happen. First, there must be a permanent, licensed, storage repository for the high-level radioactive waste.

It is a crazy world out there, but if you want to do something to make the world a little bit better jump into our zoom tonight to help keep nuclear reactors out of Oregon. It is a *low* pressure meeting: You can jump in, suggest ideas, volunteer actions, or if you want you can just watch & listen.

While the bomb is indiscriminate in who it annihilates with its blast, the consequences of nuclear fallout and related traumatic scenarios disproportionately harm women. However, they're largely absent from the positions/rooms where nuclear policies are made. armscontrolcenter.org/nuclear-weap...

Here is an excellent tool from @masspeaceaction.bsky.social for reaching out to your congressional reps and senators to tell them that nuclear power is NOT the answer. secure.everyaction.com/5yEM3SyVdkiU...

A tool to email your legislatures has been created by @rogueclimate.bsky.social and can be found at rogueclimate.good.do/rc/nonuclear/ I also strongly encourage you to voice opposition to HB2038 whose original text calls for a study that is structural biased toward a pro-nuclear energy outcome

Sign onto this letter from Columbia Riverkeeper telling Oregon legislators that you want to keep Oregon nuclear free - and they should want that too. www.columbiariverkeeper.org/actions/oreg...

olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/M... Tomorrow at 8am the Oregon House committee on climate energy and the environment is holding a hearing on HB2410. You can submit testimony opposing this bill here: