Linda Gunter

                 

Linda Gunter is a founder of Beyond Nuclear and works on media and development. She has specialized in energy issues and specifically the detriments of nuclear power since 1998. Her current focus is on the connection between nuclear power and nuclear weapons; the moral imperative to simultaneously abolish both of these destructive forces; and the urgent obligation to address climate change effectively and in time. Together with her husband, Paul Gunter, she co-authored the 2001 landmark report, Licensed to Kill, exposing the high toll taken on animal life - especially endangered sea turtles - due to the routine operation of coastal nuclear reactors. Prior to her environmental advocacy work she was for 20 years a journalist and public relations professional. She has also served as press secretary at the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Safe Energy Communication Council. As a journalist she wrote for Reuters, the Times (UK), the New York Times and numerous newspapers and magazines and was a broadcaster with the USA and Prime television networks. She speaks Italian and French and has traveled widely internationally.

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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Still Raging at 100 against Weapons, War and the Dying of the Light
A Raging Granny turns 100, her longevity perhaps thanks to that rage. Fortunately, we've still got plenty to rage about.

Friday, June 20, 2008
Unsafe in Any Hands
(1 comments) Why nuclear weapons are just as dangerous in the hands of the "good guys" as they are in the hands of the "bad guys."

Friday, May 16, 2008
Governor O'Malley and the "Moral Imperative" of Nuclear Power
(1 comments) Maryland Governor, Martin O'Malley, recently described nuclear power expansion as "a moral imperative." The Governor needs to revisit the definition of 'moral' in the dictionary and remind himself of Gandhi's warning against "commerce without morality."

Monday, April 14, 2008
Windbags Should Pipe Down on Wind Energy Opposition
(3 comments) Wind power opponents claim aesthetic unsightliness as a key objection. But the climate crisis mandates us to act quickly, not bow to the whims of whining aesthetes. That means rejecting coal and nuclear plants and installing wind farms as fast as possible.

Thursday, April 10, 2008
The Pope, the Bomb and Nuclear Power
(1 comments) This article originally appeared in the National Catholic Reporter but has been edited and updated to reflect current events.

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