Tag: nuclear power

Re: the cartoon at left, a reader notes: “This is why people are afraid of nuclear power.” Exactly.  Virtually everyone who understands the threat of climate change and the potential danger posed by nuclear power favors the further development of …

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2GreenEnergy supporter Cameron Atwood and I are having a discussion I thought I’d share: Cameron: Up What do you think about the info provided in these two articles: here and here? Craig: I believe that nuclear energy is necessary to …

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I participate in a pro-nuclear energy group, that, unfortunately, thinks solar and wind are a waste of time and money.  Though I’ve been unable to convince them otherwise, I like to hang around and read about the events that are …

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Here we have Bill Gates discussing nuclear power, pointing out that it’s safer than oil, coal, natural gas–and, of course that it’s a requirement if our civilization is to mitigate climate change successfully, insofar as it emits zero carbon. So …

Bill Gates: Nuclear Power Will ‘Absolutely’ Be Politically Acceptable Again Read More »

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Here’s a video depicting one of variations on the theme of extracting energy from ocean waves.  Though I’ve seen countless numbers, I haven’t studied each of the variants thoroughly, so it’s only a guess when I say that this seems …

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Nuclear energy enthusiasts should be happy to see so much research and development going into this space.  There are several different directions nuclear seems to be headed, one of which is smaller, modular reactors that can be deployed to provide …

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I came across an article this morning (though I can’t find it now) that referenced a recent conversation that someone supposedly had with legendary environmental activist Bill McKibben, in which the question was posed: “Where do you stand on nuclear, …

Is Nuclear Energy a Necessary Component of an Environmentally Responsible Energy Platform? Read More »

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My friend Cameron Atwood writes:  Curious to know your perspective on this article: Closure of Diablo Nuclear Plant Signals Dawn of Renewable Energy Era. I have essentially the same take on this that I had on the other piece on nuclear energy, …

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My profound thanks to our intern from France, Olivier Goavec (pictured here), whose numerous essays over the past few months have brought great insights in the dynamics of the energy industry in Europe. Olivier:  You’re a bright young man with …

Au Revoir to Our Fabulous Intern, Parisian Olivier Goavec, and Merci Beaucoup for His Insights Into Clean Energy Read More »

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The power of the atom was shown during the Manhattan project and, more particularly, the explosion of the first nuclear bomb “Little Boy” in 1945. The world has never been the same since.  Then, after military usage, it came rapidly …

From 2GreenEnergy Intern Olivier Goavec: The Impact of Germany’s Decision to Decommission its Nuclear Reactors, France’s Phasing Out Nukes Too Read More »

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