Dale Dewar

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It was amazing to spend three hours glued to our seats. Since I was embroiled in the history of the atomic bomb for a personal project, I was impressed at how closely the movie followed history and how well the actors reflected the people they represented. I went back to watch a second time. I cannot give Nolan five stars for the parts left out - the takeover of Navaho land, the spreading of radioactivity around the world as fallout - he's light on those politics.

Oppenheimer

This book is an outstanding piece of research using Freedom of Information of the 1990's to access government files. It reads like a combination mystery and horror story - but confirms that the nuclear industry was born in the same sort of fraud that follows the civilian industry today. A media of denial, cover-up and falsehoods. With no end in sight for the accumulating waste. And no reward or rest for the victims of mining, extraction, enrichment and radioactive waste.

The Plutonium Files