The Free Press (CICJ)

The Columbus Institute for Contemporary Journalism (CICJ) is the publisher behind the Free Press newspaper. They also operate the websites freepress.org and columbusfreepress.org, along with producing books and various educational resources.

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The Health Issues of Nukes, Lithium & Solar Panels

1 month ago | freepress.org | Harvey Wasserman

We open GREEP Zoom #216 with a deep dive into the horrors of our border patrols targeting tourists with horrendous torture and mistreatment. We then explore health impacts of nuclear power reactors on nearby downwind communities. The great JOE MANGANO of the Radiation & Public Health Project updates us on the multi-decade attempts to construct a data base on cancer rates & trends near nuclear power plants.
Dead Department Walking

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 19, 2025
Elon Gets A Haircut

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 18, 2025
Do Something

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 16, 2025
Sleazy Autos

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 14, 2025
Open For Firing

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 15, 2025
The Sheeple's Court

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 13, 2025
On Zeldin's EPA

1 month ago | freepress.org | Karl Grossman

In his first term as president, Donald Trump picked to head the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency a virulent anti-EPA figure, Scott Pruitt.
Starman Boycott

1 month ago | freepress.org | Clay Jones

by Clay Jones March 12, 2025
Resume Atmospheric Bomb Tests? Are You Nuts? and Organizing The

1 month ago | freepress.org | Harvey Wasserman

Hour 1We open with a beautiful poem from our Laureate MIMI GERMAN. We then explore the origins of the 1963 Atomic Test Ban with the tragic tale of the premature death of Patrick Kennedy, the son of President John Kennedy and First Lady Jackie. This terrible loss led directly to JFK agreeing with Nikita Khrushchev to ban nuclear explosions in the atmosphere. We are then honored by the genius of ROBERT ALVAREZ, JOE MANGANO and KARL GROSSMAN on critical issues of radiation and health.