or: When nuclear supporters are their own worst enemies by Suzy Baker There is an ever-growing online pronuclear movement brewing, which I see as a very promising and important part Continue Reading →
Artist Suzy Hobbs Baker to chronicle European nuclear facilities tour Suzy Hobbs Baker of the Nuclear Literacy Project has announced a European tour of nuclear sites to occur in February Continue Reading →
by Suzy Hobbs Baker Technology is an amazing thing. As Hurricane Sandy approached the Northeast last month, I watched and read as friends in the area tweeted pictures and thoughts Continue Reading →
By Suzy Hobbs Baker I recently had the good fortune to visit Vogtle nuclear power plant, in Georgia, to see the ongoing construction of Units 3 and 4. The only Continue Reading →
By Laura Scheele On September 11, the National Nuclear Security Administration (U.S. Department of Energy) hosted a public meeting in Chattanooga, Tenn., concerning its Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on the disposition Continue Reading →
By Suzanne Hobbs Baker This past week, I had the privilege of participating in the Nuclear Technology Workshop for Teachers in Charlotte, N.C. The all-day event was part of the Continue Reading →
By Suzy Hobbs Baker During my undergraduate studies in art school, I created a body of artwork about micro-organisms. After taking my two required biology courses, I was completely obsessed Continue Reading →