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As nations grapple with slashing fossil fuels at the UN’s climate summit in Dubai, the nuclear lobby has been enjoying its moment in the desert sun – with pressure groups touting atomic energy as the…

Outside the negotiating rooms, COP28 is part trade fair, part lobbyist jamboree, part debate tournament. And, there’s a light show every evening.

Https://twitter.com/Gen_Atomic/status/1727067757345137102?s=20 Generation Atomic is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, that works with its 501(c)4 political advocacy arm GAMMA (Generation Atomic Movement Mobilizing Alliance) to save today’s nuclear reactors and lay the groundwork for deploying the reactors of tomorrow. Science: A plan to build a novel nuclear power plant comprising six small modular reactors (SMRs) fell apart…

Illinois has wisely taken steps to legalize new nuclear power, but vague definitions and arbitrary limits could stifle its options for the clean energy transition.

Influencers are tapping into a generation that’s increasingly anxious about climate change by focusing on how nuclear energy is carbon-free.

Last Wednesday, looking to gather further input on the latest draft of their Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Turkey Point met virtually to discuss and allow public comment on the findings.

The mayor claiming criticism of him is racism is being thin-skinned, a Hyde Park resident writes.

Anti-fossil-fuel groups have been lying about nuclear energy for decades using massive budgets, corrupt politicians, and a duped public.

Gen Z could be the generation that champions nuclear energy and fights back against climate change. In fact, we have to.

A History of Accidents and Centuries of Radioactive Waste to Come Dog Diablo Operator PPG&E By Lauren Hanson and Mary Jones, Sun Jul 30, 2023  https://www.independent.com/2023/07/30/past-and-future-collide-over-diablo-canyon-nuclear-power-plant/ The past and the future collided at a virtual Public Participation Hearing held by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) on July 25. The subject: the potential extension of operations at…