In this issue:
- Leakages
- Who pays for pulling out?
- IAEA control inadequate
- "Jet for Malville" deal?
- Sun-power for farmers
- Emergency plan!
- Pro-nuke "movement"
- Back from Gorleben?
- Energy in Politics
- Eco in German politics
- Referendum in Austria
- Will Denmark go nuclear?
- Basle says "No" to nukes...
- ... What about Switzerland?
- EEC anti-summit
- URENCO wins out
- Repression
- Australia towards the atomic state
- Heavy sentences in Grohnde
- Gorleben: the atomic state has begun
- Support Jens Scheer
- Fighting back
- Soft Energy
- Sweden: victory for wind and bio-mass
- Lucas workers' plan
- Wind power on the Larzac
- German government gets the wind up
- Clippers ahoy?
- Kite-power
- Uranium Mining
- Keep it in the ground!
- Green light for yellow cake
- Support the Aboriginals
- Canada give go-ahead
- US: threat to Indian land
- EEC bids for Greenland's uranium
- Swedish town says no...
- ...French town too
- US: tailings threat
- Reactors
- A model reactor in the Philippines!
- Seabrook: work halted
- Ikata plant given clearance
- Three against Cattenom
- Kashiwazaki hearing disrupted
- Switch-off campaign
- Tractors against Torness
- One accident leads to another
- Tihange again!
- Luxembourg: no nukes!
- Irish anti-nuke show
- Reactors go to town
- Waste
- West Valley: world waste dump?
- The German "temporary dump" trick
- Canadian waste go-ahead
- Salting down US waste
This second issue of WISE was edited by Norbert Bambach, Eddie Cautaers, John Lambert, Melissa Lovell, Frank van Zaanen, using material supplied by active members and correspondents. Many other members helped with translation and distribution. Copyright WISE 1978. Editeur responsable (Belgian law): John Lambert, 13 Hobbemastraat, 1040 Brussel.
Print run: English, French,. German editions printed in Brussels: 7000, 4000, 2500 respectively. US edition: 10,000
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