LLAW’s NUCLEAR WORLD TODAY, #1008, Friday, (08/08/2025)

End Nuclear Insanity Before Nuclear Insanity Ends Humanity” ~llaw

Lloyd A. Williams-Pendergraft

Aug 08, 2025

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An Open Pit Uranium Mine – Put it all back where it came from including today’s buildings, facilities, bombs and nuclear power plants — all things nuclear . . . If it has been reclaimed, reclaim it again. ~llaw

On My Mind Today:

This daily blog post is going to make a few additional but gradual changes over the next few weeks and months — and perhaps years — in order to move on beyond the cold-hearted definition of the word “nuclear” and what the word actually means in todays’ apathetic world(s). For example, we will take a serious look into the near future about how human and other life extinction could easily, and soon, become a reality.

The word “nuclear” and related words have gradually gone beyond their original definitions — Webster once defined uranium, which is now known as nuclear fuel, as “A worthless mineral found in the ground.” But the word and its derivatives today, of course, go far beyond that having gradually become a negative connotation or synonym for other words, such as “nuclear” that can serve to specify the connection to the core of atoms, the processes of energy release associated with them, the applications of that energy, and, in a broader sense, the central or essential elements of various things like a kind of family, or even as an individual part of something central, or as a figurative word like “gone nuclear”, which has two primary figurative meanings when applied to humans or situations:

(Definitions Courtesy of Google)

  1. To become extremely angry, lose control, or behave in a furious and unrestrained manner:According to Merriam-Webster, this meaning is becoming more common.
    • Example: “My boss went nuclear when he found out about the missed deadline.”
  2. To take drastic or extreme measures against an opponent or in a situation: This implies an escalation to a severe or over-the-top approach.
    • Example: “The company decided to go nuclear with their marketing strategy to dominate the market.”

What all of this demonstrates is that, though we use the definition of what “nuclear” is, but fail to learn, consider, understand, and take seriously the “realistic” nature and definition of the critical nature of the word — as in “nuclear warfare”, “nuclear bombs”, “nuclear energy”, “nuclear reactors” — and, as mentioned above, use it as perhaps a negative connotation of psychological anger or derangement to get a serious point across.

Since we know that much about the word, “nuclear”, and yet steer clear of facing its core definition, we ignore the fact that it has the power to control the very destiny of human and other life on Earth and instead rationally demand or force the world through the use of common sense insist that its “leaders” absolutely do away with “all things nuclear” rather than allow our own extinction to be controlled by a few men with big egos of “self aggrandizement” who believe, realistically so, that they control the very future of global human inhabitance.

I believe that in order to save most all life, including other species, on planet Earth, we have no choice but to unite against the tyranny of all dictatorial governments, including our own USA, that have control over human freedom and civil rights and demand that “ALL THINGS NUCLEAR” be dismantled and returned to the depths of barren earth where nuclear fuel (uranium) originally came from.

It is a huge internationally cooperatively required job, of course, but if there is “a will there is a way” to make it happen. But only “We the People” can make it happen. ~llaw

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An Open Pit Uranium Mine – Put it all back where it came from including today’s buildings, facilities, bombs and nuclear power plants — all things nuclear . . . If it has been reclaimed, reclaim it again. ~llaw


ABOUT THE FOLLOWING ACCESS TO “LLAW’s All Nuclear Daily Digest” RELATED MEDIA”:

There are 7 categories, including a bonus non-nuclear category for news about the Yellowstone caldera and other volcanic and caldera activity around the world that also play an important role in the survival of human and other life.

The feature categories provide articles and information about ‘all things nuclear’ for you to pick from, usually with up to 3 links with headlines concerning the most important media stories in each category, but sometimes fewer and occasionally even none (especially so with the Yellowstone Caldera). The Categories are listed below in their usual order:

  1. All Things Nuclear
  2. Nuclear Power
  3. Nuclear Power Emergencies
  4. Nuclear War Threats
  5. Nuclear War
  6. Yellowstone Caldera (Note: There are noYellowstone Caldera bonus stories available in today’s Post.)
  7. IAEA News (Friday’s only) (NOTE: It’s back!)

A current Digest of major nuclear media headlines with automated links is listed below by nuclear Category (in the above listed order). If a Category heading does not appear in the daily news Digest, it means there was no news reported from this Category today. Generally, the three best articles in each Category from around the nuclear world(s) are Posted. Occasionally, if a Post is important enough, it may be listed in multiple Categories.

TODAY’S ALL NUCLEAR WORLD’S NEWS, Friday, (08/08/2025)

All Things Nuclear

NEWS

Inside NASA’s development of nuclear power on the moon | Here & Now – WBUR

WBUR

All Radio Programs · All Things Considered · Here & Now · Morning Edition · On Point · On-Air Schedule · Ways To Listen. Podcasts. All Podcasts …

NASA is developing nuclear power on the moon – Central Florida Public Media

Central Florida Public Media

All Things Considered. 90.7 FM News – Central Florida Public Media. All Things Considered. Next Up: 6:00 PM Marketplace. 0:00. 0:00. All Things …

NASA plans to put a nuclear reactor on the moon. Here’s what that means. | WYPR

WYPR

All Things Considered. Next Up: 8:00 PM The World. 0:00. 0:00. All Things … The Trump administration is accelerating plans to place a nuclear reactor …

Nuclear Power

NEWS

NASA plans to put a nuclear reactor on the moon. Here’s what that means – NPR

NPR

The Trump administration is accelerating plans to place a nuclear reactor on the moon to power a base for humans. The reactor would launch to the …

Nuclear power roars back, thanks to Trump administration push – USA Today

USA Today

Nuclear power plants generate electricity by using the heat from concentrated radioactive uranium to make steam, which turns turbines. And although …

NASA races China and Russia to build nuclear reactor on moon by 2030 | Fox News

Fox News

Inside NASA’s fast-track plans for lunar nuclear power and new space stations to outpace global rivals. Agency pushes forward despite 25% budget …

Nuclear Power Emergencies

NEWS

Taiwan is voting to restart a nuclear power plant – what’s at stake? – SWI swissinfo.ch

Swissinfo

nuclear employees in protective suits Employees of a nuclear plant near Taipei during an emergency drill in 2011. AP Photo / Wally Santana. Listen …

Public opinion ranges on nuclear power plant – Williamsport Sun-Gazette

Williamsport Sun-Gazette

THOMPSON (AP) — Two Pennsylvania State Police troopers were shot Thursday. The attack took place near Thompson … Emergency services tax proposal …

President Trump’s war on energy: If we’re in an energy emergency, why kill the cleanest …

Coyote Gulch

In other words, wind and solar are the big losers, taking up far more space to generate the same amount of electricity as, say, a nuclear plant.

Nuclear War Threats

NEWS

Nuclear threats, Ukraine’s fate cast long shadow as Putin, Trump prepare to meet

The Globe and Mail

“Each new ultimatum is a threat and a step toward war. Not between Russia and Ukraine, but with [Mr. Trump’s] own country,” Mr. Medvedev posted on …

Learning to Love the Bomb? Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons and Limited Nuclear War

The Heritage Foundation

… Could Go Nuclear,” Foreign Affairs, May 20, 2022.. Pyongyang’s threats of preemptive nuclear use, combined with its development of tactical nuclear …

Doomsday Clock Ticks Closer To Midnight As Nuclear War Fears Rise – Zee News

Zee News – India.Com

The shift reflects the rise in nuclear threats, the erosion of global trust and the silence between major powers. … TAGS. Doomsday ClockNuclear War …

Nuclear War

NEWS

What Trump’s Submarine Threat and Russia’s INF Exit Really Mean – CSIS

CSIS

Russia’s persistent nuclear saber-rattling throughout the war in Ukraine has also left an impression that Moscow is relying on nuclear weapons to …

Learning to Love the Bomb? Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons and Limited Nuclear War

The Heritage Foundation

Limited nuclear war is a possibility grounded in strategic logic and a probability accentuated by the current geopolitical and military context.

What the Washington Post Series Reveals About Our Perilous Present

Federation of American Scientists

The subsequent articles describe how a nuclear war could start, who controls the use of nuclear weapons in the United States, and how a nuclear attack …

IAEA Weekly News

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Read the top news and updates published on IAEA.org this week.

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Tritium Level Far Below Japan’s Operational Limit in 14th Batch of ALPS-Treated Water, IAEA Confirms

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6 August 2025

Update 308 – IAEA Director General Statement on Situation in Ukraine

The IAEA team at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) this morning heard several rounds of outgoing artillery fire coming from very near the site perimeter, the latest stark reminder of persistent nuclear safety dangers during the military conflict, Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said. Read more →

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How Isotopic Techniques are Helping Cities Secure Safe Drinking Water

As cities worldwide face growing water stress, an IAEA-coordinated research project demonstrates that isotopic techniques offer a powerful way to safeguard this vital resource. Read more →

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A cyclotron is a particle accelerator that uses magnetic and electric fields to speed up charged particles to very high speeds and powers many of the tools, treatments, and discoveries that improve our daily lives. Read more →

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Regulating for a Safer Tomorrow: Alm-Lytz’s Path in Nuclear Safety

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