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Nuclear power is failing, and AI can’t rescue it
Nuclear power is failing, and AI can’t rescue it
Nuclear generation is expensive and slow to develop. Claims that past failures won’t recur have convinced politicians to socialize investments rejected by private capital markets.
·utilitydive.com·
Nuclear power is failing, and AI can’t rescue it
From bombs to boilers: Seven decades of nuclear failure - Climate and Capital Media
From bombs to boilers: Seven decades of nuclear failure - Climate and Capital Media
The history of nuclear power is a tale of economic miscalculation, technological hubris, wishful thinking, political expediency, and corporate malfeasance that resulted in the largest managerial disaster in industrial history
·climateandcapitalmedia.com·
From bombs to boilers: Seven decades of nuclear failure - Climate and Capital Media
The Hype of a Nuclear "Renaissance"
The Hype of a Nuclear "Renaissance"
If you didn’t know better, you’d think Lloyd Marbet was a dairy farmer or maybe a retired shop teacher. His beard is thick, soft, and gray, his hair pulled back in a small ponytail. In
·tomdispatch.com·
The Hype of a Nuclear "Renaissance"
A Poisonous Cold War Legacy That Defies a Solution
A Poisonous Cold War Legacy That Defies a Solution
A $528 billion plan to clean up 54 million gallons of radioactive bomb-making waste may never be achieved. Government negotiators are looking for a compromise.
·nytimes.com·
A Poisonous Cold War Legacy That Defies a Solution
Opinion | Should America Go Nuclear? (Published 2021)
Opinion | Should America Go Nuclear? (Published 2021)
It’s carbon-free, but has a history of disasters. Investing more in nuclear power can help get us to carbon-neutral by 2050. But is it worth it?
·nytimes.com·
Opinion | Should America Go Nuclear? (Published 2021)
Opinion | Nuclear Waste Is Misunderstood
Opinion | Nuclear Waste Is Misunderstood
We must stop seeing nuclear waste as a dangerous problem and instead recognize it as a safe byproduct of carbon-free power.
·nytimes.com·
Opinion | Nuclear Waste Is Misunderstood
Jan Haaken on The False Promise Of a Nuclear Renaissance - Corporate Crime Reporter
Jan Haaken on The False Promise Of a Nuclear Renaissance - Corporate Crime Reporter
In the opening scene of Jan Haaken’s new documentary – Atomic Bamboozle: The False Promise of a Nuclear Renaissance – then Energy Secretary Rick Perry is standing amidst a group of about twenty beaming young people.  And Perry says – “Here are a group of young men and women, they are the millennials for nuclear […]
·corporatecrimereporter.com·
Jan Haaken on The False Promise Of a Nuclear Renaissance - Corporate Crime Reporter