nation magazine
"Democracy Now!": Wed. Feb. 24 2010
- anti-nuclear activists
- Arnie Gundersen
- Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund
- Citizen Journalism
- cnbc
- cnn
- democracy now
- democracy now!
- democracynow
- Fox Business Network
- fox news
- Georgia nuclear plants
- Glenn Carroll
- historic vote
- investigation
- Justice in Action Award
- msnbc
- nation magazine
- network political pundits
- news
- nuclear reactor shut down
- Nuclear Watch South
- Obama-funded construction
- Sebastian Jones
- undisclosed corporate ties
- vermont
- Vermont Yankee
- Democracy Now
In a historic vote, Vermont is poised to shut down its lone nuclear reactor. We speak to nuclear engineer and former industry executive Arnie Gundersen, who first sounded the bell on the Vermont Yankee. Anti-nuclear activists mobilize to oppose the Obama-funded construction of Georgia nuclear plants. We speak to Nuclear Watch South coordinator Glenn Carroll, who has been leading efforts against the construction of the new plants. An investigation exposes many undisclosed corporate ties of network political pundits. We speak to journalist Sebastian Jones, who carried out the investigation for the Nation magazine. "Democracy Now!" co-host and Daily News columnist Juan Gonzalez received the 2010 Justice in Action Award from the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund last week. We play an excerpt of his acceptance speech. "Democracy Now!" is a daily independent newshour.
Democracy Now!: Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009
In a DN! exclusive, Jeremy Scahill discusses his new article in the Nation that reveals that the private military firm Blackwater is operating an undercover assassination and kidnapping operation in Pakistan. As UC Berkeley investigates police brutality against students protesting fee hikes, a report from Brandon Jourdan, who was embedded with students inside the occupied building last week. We join Madeline Martinez of the Oregon chapter of NORML, which runs the Cannabis Café in Portland, Ore., the first marijuana cafe. And a Brave New Films video talks to two former Bagram Prison detainees who were tortured and held without charges. "Democracy Now!" is a daily independent newshour.
