In a time, as Fukushima glows, nations such as Iran still cling to their nuclear ambitions. Chernobyl in the Ukraine, 1986, and now Fukushima show very clearly the dangers of nuclear technology.  Even when this technology is only utilized for civilian purposes and neither a technical failure or a natural catastrophe leads to a meltdown, this technology is nonetheless very, very dangerous. Until today no one really knows what to...

Nuclear power was sold to us, the public, as the solution to the energy hunger of the world. The responsible people forgot to tell us, that nuclear power, just as nuclear weapons, are highly dangerous. The accidents in the Fukushima Nuclear Power – FNP (1) plants in Japan, should always remind us human beings, that nature is not be be reckoned with. All three contiengecy plans at 3 nuclear power plants failed. At the same time! A...

The technology of the 1. World (1) plays a big part in the wake of a possible Climate Change (2). But it is not just the technology, it is the whole system, in which technology is one of the decisive parts. The 1. World is transferring their system to the 3. World (3), although it is obvious, that this system does not function properly. Would our system work as it should, our natural environment would remain undisturbed and a Climate...

On the 11. 0f March 2011 a earthquake, or rather a sea quake, with the magnitude of 8.9 on the Richter scale happened east of Japan in the Pacific ocean. It was the worst ever recorded or remembered in Japans long history of earthquakes. It caused a Tsunami, which swept the country. Although about 500 bodies were found, Japan must be considered lucky, the loss of life counts only in the hundreds and not in the hundred of thousands as in...