Invest in the Future, Not in Nuclear Power

Our government has studied ways to warn future generations of the danger of nuclear energy waste, "long after society and languages have changed," as government documents phrase it.

One idea was to invite the Native American tribes near the proposed disposal sites to pass the information related to this danger from generation to generation, by word of mouth. In other words, tradition might be one of the best ways to communicate that the yellow and black placard means death, and that it would be a good idea to stay away from this area for several thousand years.