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In today's MetroTalk readers are discussing alternative ways to fight global warming, including a moon base and nuclear power.

We are incredibly proud to announce that a number of our documentaries are proving to be very successful at film festivals all over the world this Spring!

In Minnesota legislature, climate change has revived Democrats’ interest in nuclear power. But a radioactive leak has rekindled public concerns about safety.

That’s what a new Irish documentary explores.

Greens battle greens over the fate of California’s last nuke plant.

California soon will not have enough energy to meet future demand and prevent outages on an increasingly strained power grid, in part due to climate change.

Extreme heat is expected to escalate strain on Californias power grid, and leaders discussed balancing cleaner energy sources with ensuring grid reliability.

Among the many social movements that arose in the 1960s and ’70s, one just about...

The nuclear industry knows how to throw a good conference and is great at highlighting innovations in safety, waste management and advanced reactors, but too often it is inside the "nuclear bubble", never reaching those influential policymakers and investors whose buy-in will be essential if nuclear is to succeed, writes Eric Meyer, the founder of Generation Atomic, which aims to "energise and empower today’s generations to advocate for a nuclear future".

A legislative committee killed a Republican-backed bill on Thursday that sought to establish a feasibility study on nuclear energy operations in Colorado.