Chernobyl Forty Years On
How fear, misinformation, and myth came to define the world’s worst nuclear accident.
A collection of 23 posts
How fear, misinformation, and myth came to define the world’s worst nuclear accident.
In many of the countries that could afford to implement nuclear energy, the decision not to is not a technological matter. It’s a policy choice.
Iona Italia talks to engineer Paul Brown about the hidden costs of renewables and the skewed incentives that are driving some countries towards unsustainable energy policies.
Why nuclear must be part of Australia’s energy future.
Quillette podcast host Iona Italia talks to Dutch writer Marco Visscher, author of ‘The Power of Nuclear: The Rise, Fall and Return of Our Mightiest Energy Source.’
It is time to take environmentalism away from the environmentalists.
What happens when governments decide they can no longer trust the public with open debate? An interview with Michael Shellenberger.
When “nuclear-loving greens” demand innovation, they imply something is wrong with current reactors, and slow down climate policy. This needs to stop.
Civilisation has always been dependent on energy.
The cure for poverty and climate change is nuclear.
Much of the tragedy resides in our collective response to the meltdown.
The day is coming when nuclear energy will transform our planet.
The pro-nuclear movement is gaining traction despite vocal opposition
It remains the only proven technology capable of serving the energy needs of de-carbonized modern society.
Consumption of fossil fuels is growing faster than ever.