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Lawmakers consider starting nuclear energy program in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers consider starting nuclear energy program in Oklahoma

Advocates urged state lawmakers to consider bringing nuclear energy technology to Oklahoma as the federal government has set aside billions in an effort to incentivize expansion efforts nationwide.

Lawmakers consider starting nuclear energy program in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers consider starting nuclear energy program in Oklahoma

Advocates urged state lawmakers to consider bringing nuclear energy technology to Oklahoma as the federal government has set aside billions in an effort to incentivize expansion efforts nationwide.

How A Colombian's Capsule Held Asteroid Dust From Outer Space - Vimarsana News

How A Colombian's Capsule Held Asteroid Dust From Outer Space

Not everyone get to hold dust brought from outer space in a container they built, but that's exactly what true for a young Colombian researcher.

Source: forbes.com
COMMENTARY: Nuclear energy - path for Georgia and America - Vimarsana News

COMMENTARY: Nuclear energy - path for Georgia and America

With fall – and football – rapidly approaching, the great universities across Georgia may find little common ground. But the undersigned agree on one thing: nuclear energy is critical for

Biden's climate change agenda adds nuclear to the mix but it's still second fiddle to wind and solar - Vimarsana News

Biden's climate change agenda adds nuclear to the mix but it's still second fiddle to wind and solar

As President Biden travels the West this week to promote his net-zero emissions goal, one of the largest generators of clean energy in the country is powering through its second week of operation in Georgia -- but it doesn't involve windmills or solar panels and doesn't fit neatly into the left's climate change agenda.