The Atomic Energy Advancement Act Clears the House
The Atomic Energy Advancement Act, which aims to accelerate the deployment of nuclear energy technologies, such as advanced nuclear reactors, was passed by the otherwise highly polarized House of Representatives
Deviations from the abnormal to the freakish
David Gelles bravely titles his Climate Forward article in the New York Times, “Scientists are Freaking Our About Ocean Temperatures.” It would have been every bit as accurate, but possibly
How Advanced Technologies Revolutionize Nuclear
This fabulous image shows an electron beam welding metal, a demonstration of new technology developed by Sheffield Forgemasters, a British steelmaker. This innovation will contribute to a new generation of
EU Declares Nuclear to be one of 17 Strategic Decarbonization Technologies
The Council of EU member states and the European Parliament agreed to label nuclear power as a strategic technology together with 16 other technologies declared strategic for the EU’s decarbonization,
First private British nuclear power plant
The first fully privately-fund nuclear power plant is in development in the U.K., with the goal of providing power to up to two million homes. The project is being developed
Sweden appoints world’s first “National Nuclear Power Coordinator”
Sweden is continuing to demonstrate exceptionally smart and effective management towards climate goals by appointing the world’s first “National Nuclear Power Coordinator,” to manage the growth of nuclear energy in
Dr. Hansen warning humanity to get its act together, deploy renewables and nuclear
Dr. James Hansen’s year-end update contains an admonishment right in the title, “A Miracle Will Occur” Is Not Sensible Climate Policy.” Those who have followed his work and his typically
International Conference Agrees to “Transition Away” from Fossil Fuels
For the first time ever, and despite being hosted the United Arab Emirates, the COP agrees to “transition away” from fossil fuels. This is the first time in over 35