Citizens Awareness Network

10/16/2026

On the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan, an extremely hot, intensely radioactive 1,000-pound nuclear fuel assembly sits somewhere under specially treated water inside the Palisades nuclear power plant. That assembly has “tilted from its upright position,” according to the U.S. Nuclear Regula...

10/16/2026

this is an issue of systemic mismanagement. There need to being nrc hearings in the community to inform people about the suspended fuel, the intimidation of workers and the systemiu mismanagement by this outlaw company.

On the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan, an extremely hot, intensely radioactive 1,000-pound nuclear fuel assembly sits somewhere under specially treated water inside the Palisades nuclear power plant. That assembly has “tilted from its upright position,” according to the U.S. Nuclear Regula...

10/16/2026

This is a hostile work environment that holtec created and fostered: this isn't a bakery or a flower shop- this is a nuclear reactor with millions of curies of high level radioactive waste on site.

10/14/2026

Interview with Shel Horowitz about the press conference by a coalit...

10/14/2026

Wyoming dodged a bullet, but workers are potentially left high and dry..

Kemmerer’s plans for housing an estimated 1,600 nuclear plant workers are in limbo in the wake of TerraPower’s lead contractor backing out. The city isn’t…

10/14/2026

Last week, the Georgia Public Service Commission voted to approve a new deal between Georgia Power and the tech giant Google. Starting in 2028, Google will help pay for upgrades to the state’s nuclear reactors.  “So, around 100 megawatts of carbon-free energy, paid for by somebody else,” PSC ...

10/14/2026

10/14/2026

google and other tech companies buying into the nuclear kool aid by subsidizing aging nuclear reactors to power their data centers.. these companies claim that nuclear is "clean". what about all the toxic waste stranded at reactors sites throughout the country with nowhere to go? waste that must be isolated from the environment for 10,000 years!

Last week, the Georgia Public Service Commission voted to approve a new deal between Georgia Power and the tech giant Google. Starting in 2028, Google will help pay for upgrades to the state’s nuclear reactors.  “So, around 100 megawatts of carbon-free energy, paid for by somebody else,” PSC ...

10/13/2026

It takes a long time to build new nuclear plants. So, some U.S. companies are looking to get more electricity out of reactors that already exist.