Vintage and Historic

1979

NUCLEAR POWER PLANT PROTEST BUTTON

1 3/4" diameter with lock pin - Made in the U.S.A.

NOT EVERYONE CAN LIVE UPSTREAM

On 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.)

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