By Terry Kaufmann and Leigh Ford Volunteers and onlookers braved frigid temperatures to show their support for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) over the weekend of January 20th. Treaty Enforcers donned bright red suits and carried the flags of...
A first year business student should be able to explain the basics of Supply and Demand. You have something, in this case energy, and you sell it to those with a need/demand. A simple concept, but then why would the nuclear industrial complex build so-called...
Although I have not seen all the films yet, this year’s International Uranium Film Festival did not disappoint. Two films about the Marshall Islands stood out to me; “Children of Strategic Trust” and “Sea Gypsies: The Plutonium Dome.” It...
“The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” ~Milan Kundera On April 1st the Idaho Falls Post Register included a piece by Jakob Thorington. The article celebrates sixteen years of successful clean-up work at the Idaho National...
The Snake River Alliance lost a treasured member of the family. Although we are deeply saddened, we are so happy that you were here, sharing your wisdom and spreading your love to everyone around you, Dorian. Without Dorian there would be no nuclear watchdog in Idaho....
Recently the Public News Service printed an article about radioactive soil from Australia being shipped and stored in Idaho. We at the Snake River Alliance thought we would share with our supporters the efforts we took for this story to see the light of day. We were...
