Glenn Carroll

Glenn Carroll has used a mix of art and activism to fight against nuclear proliferation for over two decades. After the Chernobyl disaster, Carroll joined "Georgians Against Nuclear Energy", (now "Nuclear Watch South") where she has contributed illustrations to educate the public about nuclear issues, testified at public hearings, and led legal interventions at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Carroll also exhibited paintings on nuclear energy and environmental issues at Georgia Tech which led to the shutdown of the reactor on its downtown Atlanta campus. Carroll has also served on the Board of the Campaign for a Prosperous Georgia, and as President of the Georgia Environmental Council. Glenn Carroll was a 2007/2008 recipient of the JBL Awards for Excellence in Public Advocacy. [ [http://www.tides.org/resources-news/news-room/single-news-item/article/anti-nuclear-advocates-receive-jbl-awards-from-tides-foundation/index.html Anti-Nuclear Advocates Receive JBL Awards from Tides Foundation] ]

ee also

*Anti-nuclear movement in the United States
*Paxus Calta
*Paul Gunter

References

External links

* [http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/08/405999.html Southeast Climate Convergence occupies nuclear facility]
* [http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS96590+21-Jul-2008+PRN20080721 Anti-Nuclear Advocates Receive JBL Awards from Tides Foundation]