Nuclear

“As a lifelong environmentalist, I’m against nuclear. But what if what I’ve been thinking all this time and what my friends have been thinking all this time is wrong?” Stewart Brand, Founder of Whole Earth Catalogue

If you support our goal of an evidence-based approach to clean energy for all, please talk about these issues with your family and friends.
Solving these problems will need people to keep asking questions and keep believing that solutions are possible.

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Nuclear Safety: Too much information?

Why is it that nuclear power, our safest source of energy, is seen as so dangerous?

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Nuclear is Normal - What to Do with a Banned Bomb?

“Poetically, it’s very beautiful. The very things that were designed to blow up our cities… are now lighting up our cities.” ~ Stewart Brand   We’ve done it! Nuclear weapons are banned! The US, China and Russia have taken their arsenals off the table. France and the UK, likewise. India and Pakistan have signed the […]
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Time and cost: End-game for nuclear opposition?

Guest post by Ben Heard Around the world, credible objections to nuclear energy have progressively contracted to issues of time and cost to deliver. Even here, the data favours a large role for nuclear energy with other solutions. Yet the opponents are not all wrong either. Nuclear energy must improve its global profile in on-time […]
Nuclear Energy Fact Sheet

Nuclear Fact Sheet

EFH Nuclear Fact Sheet Final We must not underestimate the challenge of meeting an acceptable emissions target. The challenge is likely impossible to meet without deploying all available mitigation options. The only carbon-free energy technology that is mature, demonstrably cost-effective and proven to be scalable at a globally relevant level is nuclear energy. Continuing to […]
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Could 2016 be the year for nuclear energy?

Will 2016 and beyond be the years we see the resurgence of the nuclear renaissance?