Kumar Sundaram's guest appearances

Kumar Sundaram

Nuclear Hotseat

Harvey Wasserman

Kevin Kamps

Maggie Gundersen

Paul Gunter

Zach Ruiter

Arnie Gundersen

Helen Caldicott

Garrett Graff

Daniel Ellsberg

Sean Bonner

Ben Davis

Gina McCarthy

Ted Lieu

Michael Ketterer

David Feldman

OwlTail

Kumar Sundaram is a weapons proliferation, and nuclear industry researcher who founded DiaNuke.org  Canada, India, Pakistan and how corporations drive that arms race. The Candu, Regulatory Capture and SNC-Lavalin     article - Jaitapur Nuclear Project -   article - t

Kumar Sundaram is a weapons proliferation, and nuclear industry researcher who founded <a href="http://DiaNuke.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DiaNuke.org</a>  Canada, India, Pakistan and how corporations drive that arms race. The Candu, Regulatory Capture and SNC-Lavalin     article - Jaitapur Nuclear Project -   article - t

Kumar Sundaram - DiaNuke.org

INTERVIEW:  Kumar Sundaram is a true firebrand of an international activist in India's fight against nuclear technology.  Kumar is a Research Consultant with the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP). Right now, he's in the middle of a two-week trip to Japan, where he has been speaking to groups and rallys as large as 10,000 as he gatherers support against the planned India/Japan Nuclear Agreement. He joined us via Skype from Hiroshima on Sunday, November 22, during a break from the World Nuclear Victims Forum.     ENCORE INTERVIEW:  Vicki Nelson lives in Hawaii and in 2012, after a trip to Fukushima, started the nonprofit Fukushima Friends, Inc.  This program invites those living in the radiation to come to Hawaii to, as Vicki put it, "breathe fresh air, swim in the ocean and eat good food."  Fukushima radiation refugees stay in people's homes for up to 3 months, or longer if the visas can be managed. She joined us via Skype from the Big Island of Hawaii, along with one of her homestay guests, Tokiko Noguchi, visiting from Fukushima with her 10-year-old son. The interpreter pressed into service for this interview, Kea Uehara, is a volunteer from a local school, and he did a terrific job on short notice despite not being trained as an interpreter or being familiar with nuclear issues. This interview originally aired on Nuclear Hotseat #207 on June 9, 2015.

INTERVIEW:  Kumar Sundaram is a true firebrand of an international activist in India's fight against nuclear technology.  Kumar is a Research Consultant with the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP). Right now, he's in the middle of a two-week trip to Japan, where he has been speaking to groups and rallys as large as 10,000 as he gatherers support against the planned India/Japan Nuclear Agreement. He joined us via Skype from Hiroshima on Sunday, November 22, during a break from the World Nuclear Victims Forum. <br>    <br>ENCORE INTERVIEW:  Vicki Nelson lives in Hawaii and in 2012, after a trip to Fukushima, started the nonprofit Fukushima Friends, Inc.  This program invites those living in the radiation to come to Hawaii to, as Vicki put it, "breathe fresh air, swim in the ocean and eat good food."  Fukushima radiation refugees stay in people's homes for up to 3 months, or longer if the visas can be managed. She joined us via Skype from the Big Island of Hawaii, along with one of her homestay guests, Tokiko Noguchi, visiting from Fukushima with her 10-year-old son. The interpreter pressed into service for this interview, Kea Uehara, is a volunteer from a local school, and he did a terrific job on short notice despite not being trained as an interpreter or being familiar with nuclear issues. This interview originally aired on Nuclear Hotseat #207 on June 9, 2015.

Nuclear Hotseat #231: India's Anti-Nuclear "Gandhi" Kumar Sundaram

INTERVIEW:  Kumar Sundaram, India's "Nuclear Gandhi," on his recent trip to Japan to raise awareness of the pending deal for Japan to sell nuclear technology to India.  MINI-INTERVIEW: Beverly Kerr, Associate Director of the Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League, comments on last week's Numnutz of the Week about the scuttled Oak Ridge Nat'l Lab plans to offer Southern accent reduction classes at $805/person.  NUMNUTZ OF THE WEEK: the NRC wants to join the fun on Facebook!  "Friends?"   PLUS: Water, radioactive water everywhere and TEPCO hasn't a plan or a clue; Thyroid cancer rates way up in Fukushima children despite government officials trying to squelch the info; Chernobyl nesting sarcophagi; Top PR companies refuse to work with climate deniers - now when will they take that stance on nukes?

Nuclear Hotseat #164: India's Kumar Sundaram in Japan