In this issue:
- Tactics
- National demonstration against waste dumping
- Decentralized resistance to Gorleben underway
- Europe-wide demos on June 2-3
- Aldermaston again
- Czech dissidents reveal accidents in Czechoslovak power stations
- New York groups request cancel of Trident to clean up West Valley
- People's referendum for survival
- Beach campaign
- March 1: Nuclear-Free Pacific Day
- May conference scheduled
- Referenda
- After Zwentendorf the struggle continues
- Referendum in Italy ?
- Switzerland referendum lost
- Repression
- Police infiltrate in anti-nuke movement in West Germany
- Canadians protest one-sided conference
- Charges dropped...
- ...and other charges taken up
- Guerrilla marches in Australia
- Workers
- Strike by Iranians in German nuke industry
- Boost for German anti-nuke union
- Australian trade unionists to visit West Germany
- Women also affected at Aldermaston
- SERA United Kingdom - trade unions
- Uranium miners lung cancer deaths protested
- New findings on radiation and cancer
- Soft Energy
- Solar exposition in Costa Rica
- Alternative directions in energy and economics, Inc
- Citizens establish alternative research institute
- Mining and native peoples
- Native Americans to protest uranium mining on sacred lands
- Northern native rights campaign 1979
- Canadian Indian land threatened by uranium miners
- Aborigines protest Ranger
- New international group for Australia
- Illegal export of Namibian uranium
- Iwgia produces new reports
- Transport
- Monitoring the plant
- Industry reacts to successful ordinance campaign
- Sunshine Alliance alerts communities to waste transport dangers
- Nuke opponents plan blockades
- "Naval" blockade planned
- Reactors
- New Zealand: successful campaign
- Canadians protest export of CANDU to Argentina
- Torness gathering
- Malaysia wants reactor info
- Reactor sale to Libya challenged
- Philippine reactor protest continues
- Japan' s not so fast breeder
- Illinois anti-nuke protestors acquitted
- 346 arrested in Oklahoma anti-nuke protest
- Waste
- Nuclear opponents prepare for Gorleben struggle
- Release of information on buried plutonium sought
- Legal action against nuclear energy
- Protest against central temporary waste storage near Ahaus
- Compact storage of used fuel rods at plant site
- Japanese waste landed in France despite protest
- The nuclear disaster
WISE IV editorial group: Bari Madwin. Ulrike
Breitschuh, John Lambert, Lin Pugh, Frank van
Zaanen, Ann Kirschenmann, Guy Thornton.
Front cover artwork: Moniek van der Kroef
Lay-out: Dolf Middelhoff
Self-typed by the collective
Printed by: De Bevrijding
Copyright WISE 1979
All information is freely available for republication in Movement press, mentioning the source. We would be pleased to be sent a copy,
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