Excellent documentary on the failings of the nuclear industry and so-called regulatory entities to operate nuclear plants and deal with the resulting toxic waste. Kudos to the filmmakers, and especially to the citizen activists who forced Southern California Edison to close San Onofre. All nuclear plants should be closed now.

Excellent review of the non-sustainability of the worldwide nuclear industry because of industry-captured regulatory agencies such as the NRC and irresponsible, profit-maximizing utilities such as So. Cal. Edison. There is also the humongous, 1,000,000 year waste problem which remains to be solved. How many Fukushimas, 3 Mile Islands, and Chernobyls will it take before our so-called leaders wake up?

Thank you for this excellent documentary that should be seen in all communities; because safest storage of radioactive spent fuel affects all life now & for future generations.

Not only does this film show the danger of nuclear power plants while they're operating; it goes on to explain the intractable problem of storing nuclear waste. Mary Beth Brangan and Jim Heddle have created a film that needs to be watched by every policymaker near every nuclear station in the country.

Excellent -- should be shown widely especially to City Councils and Boards of Supervisors. Local entities -- that's where the damage begins.