By Andrew Reimers and Brittany Speetles Concerns about global warming and water scarcity have motivated many researchers to consider the potential for nuclear desalination, i.e., integrating a desalination plant with Continue Reading →
In a world fraught with loud, anti-nuclear voices, including a recent satirical news show that had a bit on nuclear waste, I’ve been pondering ideas that would provide a media platform to help counter Continue Reading →
(This is a breaking news story. This post will be updated as information is available; scroll down for the latest updates and additions.) by Will Davis Today, Georgia Power announced Continue Reading →
By Dr. P. Andrew Karam People are bad at evaluating risks—especially from artificial, exotic, or invisible sources. When it comes to radiation, most people are not only bad at evaluating Continue Reading →
By James Conca On Sunday night, the brilliant comedic satirist, John Oliver, presented a very funny, if basically wrong, segment on nuclear waste. What I love so much about John Oliver Continue Reading →
(Third in a series of videos recorded at the ANS Annual Meeting, June 2017 in San Francisco) By Will Davis It’s impossible in today’s nuclear energy world not to focus Continue Reading →
By Peter Hill-Ricciuti The next few years mark a turning point for commercial nuclear power in the United States, because after that there will be only a decade until 2030. Continue Reading →