NOT EVERYONE CAN LIVE UPSTREAM - 1979 THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT pin

Description: Vintage and Historic1979NUCLEAR POWER PLANT PROTEST BUTTON 1 3/4" diameter with lock pin - Made in the U.S.A.NOT EVERYONE CAN LIVE UPSTREAMOn March 28, 1979, a cooling malfunction caused a portion of the Nuclear Reactor core at the THREE MILE ISLAND nuclear power plant to melt. A cloud of radioactivity traveled as far as 230 miles away. This button was worn by protesters calling for closure of the plant. and refers to anyone who safely lived upwind. THIS IS A GENUINE ORIGINAL - NOT A REPRODUCTION! From the collection of Larry Fox "The Button Man" - (Member A.P.I.C.) Your Satisfaction is 100% Guaranteed!

Price: 14 USD

Location: Valley Stream, New York

End Time: 2024-11-25T18:25:36.000Z

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No Nukes decal: Anti-Nuclear Pinback 1979

Category: Anti Nuclear Power 1979

Signed: No

Material: pinback button

Fraternal Group Names: No Nukes Button

Modified Item: No

Type: Button

Year: 1979

Product Type: Button

Theme: Political

Event: Anti Nuclear Power Plants

Indian Point, New Yorkj: THREE MILE ISLAND Nuclear Power Plant

1979 Three Mile Island: Three Mile Island 1979

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Country/Region: United States