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There's been good dialogue regarding my last blog post concerning the Indian Point Energy Center. And I appreciate the many thoughtful comments, inclu...
To little notice, an advisory commission charged with figuring out a permanent solution for America's nuclear waste has issued a new approach for siting a waste repository that just might work.
I complained in an earlier post that the US is "A country without a plan." I recently met with a senior adviser to President Obama and I now think I have a better understanding as to why this is the case.
Over the past few months, there have been some negative reports about the Indian Point Energy Center in Buchanan, New York. Public debates are a good thing and, we believe, so are facts to help dispel myths.
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Governors have the responsibility to protect the safety of their citizens. If the plant accidentally releases radiation, the governor takes immediate action, ordering an evacuation, issuing iodine pills. But the governor had no power to prevent an accident in the first place.
Why are President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton seemingly so bereft of ideas on how to handle Iran's nuclear ambitions? I'm not going to was...
Rep. Scott Tipton said last week that Japan's Fukushima nuclear reactors "held up reasonably well" after being struck by an earthquake and tsunami. So they could have been flattened, yes. But did they really hold up reasonably well?
CSPAN viewers were treated to an unusual spectacle last month. For two days, a federal agency, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, aired its dirty laundry in public.
Japan's success is no myth. A nation with virtually no natural resources (other than its people) has done remarkably well as an economic powerhouse.
Could the radiation that will be contaminating the environment surrounding the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant for hundreds of years produce bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics?
It came as a surprise to me to learn recently that an alternative to carbon combustion has been available to us since World War II, but not pursued because it lacked military applications.
After careful review of what is known about the Indian Point power plant, I am and have been of the view that it is dangerous, expensive and unnecessary. Here's why.
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