TENNESSEE SOLIDIFIES ITS POSITION AS NUCLEAR HUB
Nuclear energy, traditionally associated with Los Alamos, Idaho National Laboratory and Hanford, Washington, is finding a new center of gravity in southern Appalachia – in the state of Tennessee....
View ArticleWILL A CARBON TAX MAKE NUCLEAR THE SMART CARBON HEDGE? THE U.K. THINKS SO…
No matter what happens with an energy bill in Congress this year – if anything happens — the future doesn’t look bright for carbon. Congress might impose a straight up Cap-and-Trade provision limiting...
View ArticleGOOD NEWS MONDAY: NUCLEAR SUMMIT – DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS
Almost unnoticed in the Main Stream Media, James Hansen, head of the NASA Goddard Institute of Space Studies in New York City, who has been sounding the alarm about global warming since 1988, has...
View ArticleALEXANDER SAYS HE’S OPEN TO CAP ON UTILITIES EMISSIONS IF TIED TO NUCLEAR
Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee told a Washington Post colloquium yesterday that he might be open to a cap on utility carbon emissions if it were tied to efforts to expand nuclear power. "We need...
View ArticleWILL THE TEA PARTY SUPPORT A U.S. NUCLEAR ENERGY REVIVAL?
Nuclear Townhall December 29, 2010 As the 112th Congress prepares to convene, a big question hanging in the air is this: Will the Tea Party support nuclear energy as a part of restoring American...
View ArticleBLACKBURN: U.S. ‘FALLING BEHIND’ ON NUCLEAR POWER
February 10, 2011 Nuclear Townhall If the nuclear renaissance is looking for a charismatic female leader to embrace the technology, it may have hit the jackpot with Representative Congresswoman Marsha...
View ArticleTOP GOP LEADERSHIP CONFIRMS SUPPORT FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY
March 25, 2011 Nuclear Townhall Three Republican Senators stepped up to the plate Thursday morning and reiterated their support of nuclear power, despite calls for a moratorium or shutting down...
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