Our hearts and minds are with the people of Japan and a lot people have a lot of questions, so hopefully this answers a big one for people wondering about the number of plants and their locations here in the United States.
With the unfolding tragedy in Japan many people are visiting a page we designed a while ago where you can type in your zip code and find out if you live close to a nuclear plant in the United States.
We're updating the info, but there is a lot of important information about the plants in the US and an interface with Yahoo Maps that pinpoints the location.
Take action right now and tell the President that taxpayers should not take on the risk of building new nuclear plants.
(Unregistered) JEH1 says:
Is there a US map that has the number of nuclear deaths and/or disasters in the US?
Posted March 16, 2011 at 22:35 Flag abuse Reply
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(Unregistered) lodgepole says:
Thanks so much for making this map so readily available, I just love you guys here at Greenpeace..you publish such concise well informed information, ...
Thanks so much for making this map so readily available, I just love you guys here at Greenpeace..you publish such concise well informed information, with pictures too..!! xox
Posted March 17, 2011 at 1:24 Flag abuse Reply
(Unregistered) Illyrien says:
Shouldnt it be a map of nuclear plants build in the 1960s, that can be hit by magnitude 9 earthquakes and 33foot tsunamies afterwards?
Posted March 17, 2011 at 9:22 Flag abuse Reply
(Unregistered) hello12345 says:
Illyrien, Why should it be? You mean to tell me that you don't think people should know where they are UNTIL they have been hit by a 9.0 earthquake and a tsunami? Talk about....oh, no point in talking about anything with certain people. Thank you very much, Greenpeace
Posted March 17, 2011 at 12:34 Flag abuse Reply
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