Nuclear Hotseat Hosted By Libbe Halevy

WORLD URANIUM SYMPOSIUM, Where April 14 - 25, the world perception of nuclear issues shifted and began to make the difference that will lead to our ultimate victories. More than 300 participants from five continents, 20 countries - including South Africa, Mongolia, Australia, India, Mali, Cameroon, Greenland, Germany, and Japan - and more than 50 films from around the world came together to focus international attention on uranium issues. Why uranium? Because all things nuclear start with a shovel! The World Uranium Symposium made international news by issuing a jointly created Declaration of the World Uranium Symposium 2015. Interviews with more than 20 activists, world experts, filmmakers and actors Focus on Indigenous People's rights and the need to protect their lands and health from uranium mining.Former Prime Minister of Japan Naoto Kan (r) and indigenous activist in Australia URANIUM FILM FESTIVAL- More than 50 films from around the world on every aspect of the nuclear/uranium issue. Gala Red Car