This week UCS launched a very USEFUL tool that everyone living by a nuclear reactor should use on a daily basis.  That lead to the creation of this page.  As we find them, FUSE USA will post up links to useful internet tools for the grassroots environmental community.

Union of Concerned Scientist Nuclear Tracker  Nuke Tracker Tool

The tool features a map of the continental United States with color-coded cooling tower icons showing the location of nuclear power reactors. The default map shows the location of all operating, permanently closed, and proposed nuclear reactors. As the cursor moves across the map face, the names of the states and the individual nuclear plants will pop up.

Two screens and up to 10 safety issues (with only 5 safety issues currently in use) allow the user to re-populate the map with only those reactors meeting specified criteria. For example, the user can have the map show the locations of only the operating boiling water reactors or only the reactors currently receiving heightened NRC attention.

Nuclear Power Plant Eyeball

A fabulous source of nuclear industry pics of various reactor sites around America.

The Way Back Machine Great Tool

Travel back in Internet Time to look at pages the government likes to remove from our sight.

Any Day or Year Machine  Click Here

Give your work some reference points with this wonderful tool.  Type in any year, or any day and they will give you the historical events for that time in history. (not specific to nuclear)

DOE Digital Archives  Great Photographs

Absolutely fabulous reference point if you are looking for historical photographs or video of the history of nuclear, both commercial and military.

Global Warming Climate Prediction Site

Some fabulous real time maps on the effects and predictions of Global Warming.

Turns Out, The Hippies Were Right All Along.

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