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(Updated on 26/05/2012)

 


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Better Homes & Bunkers: The Fallout Shelter for the Nuclear Family
"The family fallout shelter’s ostensible purpose — to ensure survival during and after a nuclear attack
— was impossible to achieve.
That wasn’t why it was created. It was part of the propaganda campaign to convince the American people
that they could survive a nuclear war...
In 1959, the government published and distributed millions of copies of a 32-page booklet called The Family Fallout Shelter.
It included step-by-step instructions for building the Concrete Block Shelter, a cube constructed of concrete block and mortar." 

(observatory.designobserver.com)

 


Ground water
( = 'nappe phréatique')

(ga.water.usgs.gov)

Sources of
groundwater contamination

(woodstockconservation.org)

 

Discharge of
ground water to streams

(ga.water.usgs.gov)



Nuclear Fallout Shelter

(inventorspot.com)


 

A refuge room

 

 


 

 

Radioactive waste

(No link)

 

 

 

PICTURES :

  • Nuclear explosion / Atomic bomb


  • Radioactive

 

  • Des activistes de Greenpeace
    "installent 200 croix dans le golfe de Corinthe pour protester contre l'installation d'une nouvelle centrale nucléaire, Grèce, le 30 septembre 2008."

    (kiwisland.fr)

 

 

INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES :

 

 

DEBATES :

  • Special report : NUCLEAR ENERGY
    "25 years after Chernobyl, a nuclear crisis confronts Japan. We examine the pros and cons of our nuclear world...
    Explore our global database of nuclear reactors."
    + Featured Stories
    + Timeline of Nuclear History - interactive
    (voanews.com)

 

  • The Nuclear Debate
    "Following the radiation leak at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, caused by the terrible earthquake and tsunami that hit the country on 11th March, this lesson discusses some of the pros and cons of nuclear power."

    (insideout.net)

  • Energy Crisis: Nuclear vs Renewable Sources
    Summary:
    "Is nuclear power the best way to meet the ever-increasing energy needs of the planet, or do alternative energy sources provide a viable alternative?"

    (idebate.org)

 

 

LESSON PLANS :

 

 

CARTOONS :

   

 

Radiation worries - Cartoons
(cagle.com)

 


 

SONGS :

 

 

VIDEOS :

  • Reuters Video: Activists chained to German railtrack
    "Greenpeace activists chain themselves to a railway track in protest against a nuclear waste transport train in Germany."

    VIDEO + TRANSCRIPT+ LINKS
    (englishblog.com)


  • Ed Sullivan’s Nuclear Apocalypse Cartoon - 'A Short Vision'
    "In 1956 The Ed Sullivan Show once ran a cartoon depicting the effects of a nuclear bomb.
    His unsuspecting audience was treated to a trippy, surreal animation that features a man’s face being melted off and the onslaught of nuclear devastation on the earth."

    (neatorama.com)
    Watch the video.
    "The film is composed mostly of still drawings, creating a terrifying effect amplified by a sombre commentary spoken in the style of the Bible..."

    (YouTube)

 

 

  • Nuclear bomb shelter for sale in Devon
    "The strongest privately-owned bomb shelter in Britain could be yours for £350,000. Owner Mike Thomas gives prospective buyers a guided tour...
    The 300 sq ft cavern has concrete walls which are 32 inches thick and enough food and water to sustain his family for a month. "

    (telegraph.co.uk)

CINEMA :

  • Dirty War
     "is a 2004 BBC, in association with HBO Filmsmade-for-TV movie thriller/drama about a terrorist attack on Central London, written by Lizzie Mickery and Daniel Percival...
    The film opens with a June 2003 quote from E. Manningham Bullerdirector general (DG) of MI5: "It will only be a matter of time before a crude chemical, biological or radiological (CBRN) attack is launched on a major western city" and provides the basic premise for the film.
    The film follows the journey of radioactive material, hidden in vegetable oil containers, from Habiller, Turkey (~210 km west of Istanbul) through Sofia, Bulgaria, to Deptford, to an East End Indian food takeawayrestaurant, and to a rented house in Willesden, where it assembled into a dirty bomb...
    The film is considered an accurate portrayal of a potential radiological terrorist attack with subsequent emergency response.
    As such, the film has been used to train first-responders in the US who may be called upon to respond to similar incidents."

    (Wikipedia)

 

  • Into Eternity 
    "is a feature documentary film directed by Danish director Michael Madsen, released in 2010.[1] 
    It follows the digging and pre-implementation of the Onkalo nuclear waste repository on the island of OlkiluotoFinland.
    Director Michael Madsen questions Onkalo's intended eternal existence, addressing an audience in the remote future.
    Into Eternity raises the question of the authorities' responsibility of ensuring compliance with relatively new safety criteria legislation and the principles at the core of nuclear waste management...
    Into Eternity is the only full-length documentary about nuclear waste repository solutions...
    This film explores the question of preparing the site so that it is not disturbed for 100,000 years."

    (Wikipedia)
    + COMMENTARY (channel4.com)

  • Schematic of the geologic repository research tunnel
    under construction at the Onkalo site near Olkiluoto N
    uclear Power Plant, Finland.

     

    INTO ETERNITY - Bande annonce vostFR (YouTube)

 

 

From CALL OF DUTY 4