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California is one of the most progressive, productive, and innovative economies in the world. Yet we are ceding our clean energy leadership because we have put blinders on about nuclear power. We are petitioning to change this anachronistic paradigm because nuclear waste hasn't hurt anyone but climate change is going to destroy our future. There are plenty of solutions to nuclear waste but just a few types of energy that can compete with fossil fuels and nuclear is one. California needs to deploy more nuclear power if we want to succeed in achieving zero-carbon energy by 2045 while also providing abundant and reliable power to our economy. This petition seeks to get the CEC to determine that there are a plethora of safe solutions to nuclear waste as well as reprocessing capabilities coming online to satisfy the terms of the existing laws, such that the CEC can begin issuing permits again and preparing to bring California into the 21st Century on energy.
Published by Nucleation Capital in Advanced Nuclear, ADVOCACY ACTIONS, Carbon emissions, Climate change, Energy transition, Future of Energy, Government, Government support, Nuclear competitiveness, Nuclear innovation, Nuclear waste, Pro-nuclear campaign, Pronuclear States, Zero emission energy
Generation Atomic researches and provides tracking of all state legislation involving nuclear energy. You can click this link to go to their Google sheet to check the status of bills in your state.
Published by Nucleation Capital in ADVOCACY ACTIONS, Carbon emissions, Climate change, Energy abundance, Government support, Nuclear competitiveness, Politicians supporting nuclear, Pro-nuclear campaign, Pronuclear States, Regulatory reform, Solving climate, Zero emission energy
On Sunday, March 1 at 7pm CT, Rick Mott will be presenting on "How the LNT Model Misled Radiation Science for 70 years." Rick Mott is a retired electrical engineer. He spent a career designing software and signal processing electronics for X-ray spectrometry. He has been granted 7 US patents and is co-inventor of 5 more. He led the engineering team at Princeton Gamma-Tech (PGT), which received two R&D 100 awards in 1994 and 1996. A PGT gamma detector at a nuclear power plant in Sweden was the first outside the Soviet Union to recognize the Chernobyl reactor accident.
Published by Nucleation Capital in ADVOCACY ACTIONS, Climate change, Energy abundance, Fission, Nuclear competitiveness, Pro-nuclear campaign, Radiation & LNT Rules, Regulatory reform, Solving climate, US technological leadership, Zero emission energy
Generation Atomic requests help showing support for the extension of the New York Zero Emission Credit program. Please click the link to learn more and register your support for this program.
Published by Nucleation Capital in ADVOCACY ACTIONS, Carbon emissions, Climate change, Energy abundance, Government support, Nuclear competitiveness, Politicians supporting nuclear, Pro-nuclear campaign, Pronuclear States, Regulatory reform, Solving climate, Zero emission energy
We are thrilled to share that Diablo Canyon has been saved—for now! Rather than allowing this clean energy producing power plant to be wastefully decommissioned by those who simply dislike nuclear power, the California legislature, under the leadership of Governor Gavin Newsom, voted to extend its life by up to 10 years. Senate Bill 846, sponsored by Jordan Cunningham (CA-25, R), passed with nearly unanimous votes in both the Democratically-controlled Assembly and Senate. SB 846 also provides for as much as $1.4 billion in loans from California to PG&E for re-licensing and enables PG&E to also submit a timely application to the DOE's Civil Nuclear Credit program for further aid in re-starting licensing with the NRC and transitioning back to full-operating mode. This is a nearly miraculous win for California's pronuclear advocates and it is worth celebrating both the win and the broader community that made it possible. Please read more at the link.
Published by Nucleation Capital in ADVOCACY ACTIONS, Climate change, Climate mayhem, Climate policy, Environmental support for nuclear, Government support, International support for nuclear, Investor activity, Philanthropic support for nuclear, Politicians supporting nuclear, Pro-nuclear campaign, Solving climate, US competitiveness, US technological leadership, Women in Nuclear
Protect Nuclear NOW, an initiative of the Climate Coalition, urged President Biden to prevent the premature closure of nuclear power plants with a program to support them. As it turns out, President Biden did exactly that through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Please go to Protect Nuclear NOW to learn more about this initiative.
Published by Nucleation Capital in ADVOCACY ACTIONS, Biden-Harris Administration, Carbon emissions, Climate change, Department of Energy, Energy abundance, Fission, Future of Energy, Global emissions, Government support, Nuclear competitiveness, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Politicians supporting nuclear, Zero emission energy
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February 19, 2026
Support the Restart of the Crane Clean Energy Center
On February 19th, 2026 from 6:00 pm ET to 8:15 pm ET, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will be holding a hybrid in-person/virtual public outreach meeting regarding the restart of the Crane Clean Energy Center (formerly Three Mile Island). The public is encouraged to provide comments and ask questions to the NRC staff about the NRC’s oversight and licensing efforts pertaining to the potential CCEC restart. Please click this link to get details and consider providing public comments in support.