Global Heat Emergency by Alex Smith

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by Alex Smith
crossposted from ecoshock.info
July 22, 2013

Hello wherever you are, and whenever you hear this heat emergency podcast from Radio Ecoshock.

It takes a lot to get me to make an special message like this. The last time I pulled the trigger was on Friday March 11th, 2011 – the very day the Fukushima nuclear reactors blew up in Japan. I knew those reactors had melted down. I knew it was a historic moment of high risk for the Northern Hemisphere, if not the planet. I made five special podcasts over the next five days, and then covered Fukushima ever since, including the historic conference in New York in the Spring of 2013.

The Nuclear Nightmare Continues – Helen Caldicott interviewed by Alex Smith

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by Alex Smith
crossposted from http://www.ecoshock.info
March 25, 2011

In this Radio Ecoshock program you get:

#1 a major interview with world-famous anti-nuclear campaigner Dr. Helen Caldicott after the Fukushima Japan nuclear accident. Red hot. Covering nuclear power threats in Japan, the United States, Canada, France, and Europe generally.

#2. I talk with the “Peak Oil Shrink” psychologist Dr. Kathy McMahon about how we handle the wave of bad news lately. She has an old nuke plant 35 miles away, and will fight that license renewal.

Japan Atomic Emergency Bulletin by Alex Smith

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by Alex Smith
http://www.ecoshock.info
March 14, 2011

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Japan’s nuclear crisis on Monday is now more serious than ever before.

This is Alex Smith, host of the weekly program Radio Ecoshock, with Japan Atomic Emergency Bulletin #3, at noon Pacific Time, Monday March 14.

As you know from spectacular news footage, the outer containment shell of Reactor #3 at the Fukushima Daiichi plant exploded on Monday Japan time, Sunday in Europe and North America. This is the second explosion at the site, after Reactor #1 also suffered a hydrogen gas explosion the day before.

After the Oil Rush

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by Alex Smith
www.ecoshock.org
July 1, 2010

Shortly, I’ll get to the latest scandals and horrors in the BP Gulf of Mexico blunder.  But first, let’s go straight to an interview with scientist John Kessler, just back from a research mission at Ground Zero where the Deepwater Horizon drill ship sank.

Danger Deep In The Gulf

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by Alex Smith
http://www.ecoshock.org/
June 23, 2010

Listen:

Coast to Coast AM covers the Gulf:

RICHARD C. HOAGLAND: “Gas explosion, 50 miles off Louisiana, that you can imagine.  Think Mount St. Helens, underwater.  What that would do is create a cloud of incredible toxic material, which would then drift with the winds over the shore, where there are millions of people…”

GEORGE NOORY: “What about a tsunami?”

R. Hoagland: “The next step is you would get a tsunami.”