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Planetarian Perspectives from EON3 · Sep 11, 2025

Reminder - EON's Brangan and NIRS's Judson on Nuclear Night Webinar today at 4 pm, PST and 7 pm EST.

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Planetarian Perspectives from EON3 · Planetarian Perspectives from EON3

Hi SOS/EON Fans and Friends,

EON's Mary Beth Brangan will be a featured speaker Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025 in a webinar sponsored by 350.org in New Jersey. See more info below.

Join us for an informative night on Nuclear Energy on September 11 at 4 pm, PST and 7 pm EST. Learn about the difference between Commercial Nuclear Reactors already in existence and the new Small Modular Reactors being planned as pop-ups on Nuclear Power Plants sites around the county.

Please register for this call by clicking on this link:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meetinEON g/register/qWevfzteS4WbGf49Yx

A Heads Up Alert

What is happening in NY State most likely will be happening in NJ as well. Holtec International, LLC already owns three sites on the East Coast - The Pilgrim Plant in Massachusetts, Indian Point in NY, Oyster Creek in NJ. Holtec also produced the alarmingly defective canister system installed at San Onofre in California. They plan to move from being decommissioning licensees to becoming operating owners. All for AI, bitcoin mining, and anything else President Trump is pushing. Certainly not to benefit the public but only industry.

Our first guest presenter is Tim Judson who has been the Executive Director of the Nuclear Information Resource Service since 2014 - a non-profit organization devoted to a nuclear-free, carbon-free world. NIRS has been a hub of information on everything nuclear including States and National issues and has international affiliations. Tim has written a series of reports on nuclear bailouts and sustainable energy and is a much sought after presenter for many panels and national events.

Our second guest presenter is Mary Beth Brangan, one of the directors and the producer of the hit movie S.O.S. - The San Onofre Syndrome: Nuclear Power's Legacy. The film depicts how concerned Southern California residents came together to shut down an aging nuclear power plant, confronting the alarming reality of tons of radioactive waste near a popular beach only 100 feet away from the rising sea. S.O.S, spotlights the essential role citizens must play to ensure that public safety must be a top priority. She will be sharing clips of the movie with us.

Both presenters will be available for a Q & A after the presentation.

Please join with us for this special Nuclear Night on September 11 from 7 to 8:15 PM, ET and 4 to 5:15 PM, PT.

For 350NJ-R,

Ted Glick, indpol@igc.org

Visit our Webpage: http://world.350.org/newjersey/

This page is part of the 350.org local group network. You will receive updates

from both 350.org and 350NJ-Rockland, an independently run local organization.

Please visit the SOS Website:

https://sanonofresyndrome.com/

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