Weather.com - Eric Zerkel, September 2013

On Aug. 6, 1945 an American bomber dropped a 9,000-pound atomic bomb dubbed "Little Boy" over the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The resulting explosion reduced 5 square miles of the city to rubble and killed 80,000 Japanese—the first of two atomic attacks that would signal an abrupt and unceremonious end to World War II. But the incident also ushered the power of nuclear energy into the global consciousness, sparking a nuclear obsession that spawned a Cold War, nuclear power and nearly 70 years of ongoing fear of a potential nuclear disaster. 

To assuage those fears, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) developed the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (INES) a rudimentary, color-coded scale that rates nuclear incidents at civilian sites, like nuclear power plants, from 1 to 7 in order of increasing magnitude. Every jump up the scale represents an increase in severity of 10 times, so that the impact of a level 7 event is roughly 1 million times greater than that of a level 1 event.

The Raw Story - Scott Kaufman, 9/22/12

“We don’t want this globalized economic system which does us so much harm,” he reportedly continued. “Men and women have to be at the center [of economic systems] as God wants, not money.”

The pope laid blame for the Italian economic downturn at the feet of the world economy, saying “It is not a problem of Italy and Europe … It is the consequence of a world choice, of an economic system that brings about this tragedy, an economic system that has at its center an idol which is called money.”

More: RawStory.com

Alternet.org - Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese, 9/20/13

This week we reflect on the second anniversary of Occupy Wall Street and the fifth anniversary of the financial collapse.

There are reasons to celebrate despite continued economic stagnation and growing debt: the culture of resistance in the US is here and it’s having an effect. The corporate power that has so blatantly stomped on our rights and whipped Congress to do its bidding is faltering and losing its grip. There are cracks in the pillars of power, and it’s up to us to pry them open and shine light on the lies and corruption that have been used to steal our future. We see a movement that is building momentum.

More: Alternet.org

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