Reasons to hope the Ukraine nuclear plant will come through OK
Ukraine's nuclear power may go offline, but should survive Putin's invasion.
Ukraine's nuclear power may go offline, but should survive Putin's invasion.
Harvey Wasserman’s anti-nuke screed provokes “nuclear” response.
Nuclear power is the future of mankind. The world’s electricity insecurity experienced since 2020 has shown the way forward with great clarity.
By Jeremy Harrell: A flurry of new American nuclear energy technologies that are smaller and are walk-away safe are near commercialization.
Listing nuclear and natural gas as Green has Europe divided.
Nuclear breakthroughs abound despite doubts
small nuclear reactors offer a huge amount of flexibility; and they run continuously, independent of day or night; rain or sunshine; wind or no wind.
Over 200 nuclear power plants are in construction around the world. Only two are in the United States.
Smart money doesn't buy notion that weather-dependent wind and solar can meet the world’s electricity needs.
China set the fusion reaction record on May 23rd by sustaining a temperature of 120 million degrees C (216 million degrees F) for 101 seconds; far hotter than the temperature of the sun. The experiment took place at "EAST," the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak in Hefei, China. South Korea held the prior record achieving a 100 million degree C fusion reaction for 20 seconds in December. If future fusion reactions can be controlled at a rate at which the energy produced exceeds the amount needed to sustain the reaction, humanity's quest for clean, abundant, affordable energy will be achieved. Fusion power [...]
America has 93 nuclear reactors which generate a whopping 20 percent of the nation’s electricity, emission free. California's last nuclear plant is scheduled to shut down in 2024.
Science must win over ideology if we are to realize the tremendous benefit of safe, affordable nuclear energy.
Lesson #1: People died from forced evacuations, not radiation.
What makes Magnetized Target Fusion different than “tokamak” fusion technologies, such as the famous ITER project in France, is that it does not need extraordinary outside power to kick it into operation.
One threatens our democracy, the other promises hope for economy, environment and country.