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Energy
By repealing its absurd, unscientific ban on nuclear plants, West Virginia is on the right track to give its energy system and citizens a new lease of life.
Energy
Reforming nuclear regulations will help Britain reach net-zero goals, while lessening reliance on China.
Energy
California and Germany have both made climate change a public policy priority. To reach their climate goals, they should embrace nuclear energy.
Energy
Finland’s Onkalo facility should be a victory for all climate activists as we work to improve the world’s most reliable clean energy source. In response to this news, the United States should lessen its regulatory burden on nuclear energy to encourage more production and lessen the cost of new plants.
Energy
Analysts and experts such as Katie Tubb are advocating for common-sense reforms that will spur energy innovation, keep energy costs low, and protect the environment. As the world turns its eyes to COP, it is important that remember Nuclear Science Week and all the benefits that nuclear energy provides.
Energy
As the world looks for serious solutions to climate change in the coming weeks at COP, global leaders and delegates would do well to heed the words of Dr. Kerry Emanuel and embrace nuclear energy.
Energy
With the need for nuclear energy being so obvious in reducing emissions while providing reliable power to consumers, it is important to have entrepreneurs such as Clay Sell and his team at X-energy creating the innovations that are needed to power the world.
Energy
As the world celebrates Nuclear Science Week, it is important that the United States has leaders such as Bud Albright that are dedicated to educating the public and advancing innovative solutions to the world’s greatest energy and environmental needs.
Energy
Nuclear Science Week 2021 is arguably more important than ever. Nuclear energy is clean, reliable, and safe—and this message deserves urgent attention.
Energy
Ultimately, the future of nuclear fusion is bright, but only if we support the industry adequately. A clean, nuclear-powered future is entirely possible if we actively invest in R&D, remove burdensome red tape, and learn from past mistakes.
