Ashish Burilee's guest appearances

Ashish Burilee

Nuclear Hotseat

Leroy Moore

Karl Grossman

Mary Olson

Tom Carpenter

Harvey Wasserman

Leona Morgan

Bruce Gagnon

Setsuko Thurlow

Eric Stewart

Alison Katz

Ian Fairlie

Gordon Edwards

Chris Busby

Donna Gilmore

Nikki Clark

OwlTail

Indigenous Nuclear Genocide:  The start of the nuclear fuel chain is uranium mining, the weight of which comes down disproportionately on indigenous people, the poor and/or people of color  This week’s Nuclear Hotseat features excerpts from a webinar produced on May 4, 2019, by Stop New Nuclear in the UK and moderated by Nikki Clark.  Participants featured on today’s show are:    Candyce Paul is an artist and activist of the English River First Nations in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada. She works with the group Committee for Future Generations, and talks here about uranium mining and waste burial issues being pushed in what is perceived as being pristine forests and lands in far northern Canada… when it’s all being contaminated by the nuclear fuel chain.  Other groups dealing with these issues include: Say NO to Nuclear in Northern Saskatchewan and First Nations Say ENOUGH.    Leona Morgan is of the Dineh people,  what the western world thinks of as the Navajo people of Arizona and New Mexico. She works with many groups, most recently Halt Holtec, against the proposed so-called “interim” high level nuclear waste dumps being pushed onto New Mexico.  Ashish Birulee is of the traditional Adavasi people from Jarkhand in India. You can follow his work at Jhakhandi Organization Against Radiation.     ‘I’ve Seen My Own Relatives Die Of Radiation’: Life As An Activist’s Son In Jadugoda    Jadugoda: Drowning in Nuclear GreedGo to www.nucleahotseat.com for all podcasts.Subscribe and donate and PLEASE SHARE.Thanks for joining us. Thank you for subscribing to my channel and for sharing our podcasts.

Indigenous Nuclear Genocide: The start of the nuclear fuel chain is uranium mining, the weight of which comes down disproportionately on indigenous people, the poor and/or people of color This week’s Nuclear Hotseat features excerpts from a webinar produced on May 4, 2019, by Stop New Nuclear in the UK and moderated by Nikki Clark. Participants featured on today’s show are: Candyce Paul is an artist and activist of the English River First Nations in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada. She works with the group Committee for Future Generations, and talks here about uranium mining and waste burial issues being pushed in what is perceived as being pristine forests and lands in far northern Canada… when it’s all being contaminated by the nuclear fuel chain. Other groups dealing with these issues include: Say NO to Nuclear in Northern Saskatchewan and First Nations Say ENOUGH. Leona Morgan is of the Dineh people, what the western world thinks of as the Navajo people of Arizona and New Mexico. She works with many groups, most recently Halt Holtec, against the proposed so-called “interim” high level nuclear waste dumps being pushed onto New Mexico. Ashish Birulee is of the traditional Adavasi people from Jarkhand in India. You can follow his work at Jhakhandi Organization Against Radiation. ‘I’ve Seen My Own Relatives Die Of Radiation’: Life As An Activist’s Son In Jadugoda Jadugoda: Drowning in Nuclear Greed Go to <a href="http://www.nucleahotseat.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.nucleahotseat.com</a> for all podcasts. Subscribe and donate and PLEASE SHARE. Thanks for joining us. Thank you for subscribing to my channel and for sharing our podcasts.

NH 411 MAY 7 2019 INDIGENOUS Nuclear Genocide w/Candyce Paul, Leona Morgan, Ashish Burilee