Yes, I Glow in the Dark!

Author: Libbe HaLevy, 2018

HaLevy's YES, I GLOW IN THE DARK! tells how one nuclear victim learned to fight back with the facts, sarcasm, and a podcast. She also nails the nuclear industry on how they have continued to get away with slow motion murder, from manipulating language to their ongoing, well-funded media propaganda campaigns, to flat-out lying. Fierce, uncompromising, yet surprisingly funny, HaLevy has written a book that Australian physician, author, and anti-nuclear advocate Dr. Helen Caldicott calls, “Absolutely fascinating. This book must be read by all people who care about the future of the planet and their children.”

Poisoned Power: The Case Against Nuclear Power Plants Before and After Three Mile Island

Author(s): John W. Gofman & Arthur R. Tamplin (1979)

Renowned for their research on the effects of radiation on the environment and human health, scientists Gofman and Tamplin present their case against nuclear power, and “expose the moral corruption of scientists, lawyers, physicians, industrialists, and government leaders in attempting to deceive the public into believing that there exists such a thing as a ‘safe,’ ‘permissible,’ or ‘allowable’ dose of radiation.”

Three Mile Island: Thirty Minutes to Meltdown

Author: Daniel F. Ford (1982)

Daniel Ford, former executive director of the Union of Concerned Scientists, explains what happened at Three Mile Island, including the development of the plant, the causes of the accident and how it was handled, who and what is to blame, and what Three Mile Island means to the future of nuclear power.

The People of Three Mile Island

Author: Robert Del Tredici (1980)

A collection of photos and interviews from residents who experienced the Three Mile Island nuclear accident first-hand. Mr. Del Tredici and his photographs appear in epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing's presentation about cancer rates increasing after the TMI accident (Part 1) and Part 2 here.