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Michael Shellenberger testifies before Committee on Science, Space, and Technology on nuclear energy
Jan. 15, 2020 - Author and environmental activist Michael Shellenberger makes his case to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, and Tech.
Mark Z. Jacobson's 100% Renewables (100% WWS) Roadmap to Nowhere
by Conley & Maloney @ TEAC8
Roadmaptonowhere.com was created by Mike Conley and Timothy Maloney in response to mistakes they've found in Mark Z. Jacobson's 100% Renewables proposal. This presentation ( and Roadmaptonowhere.com) also incorporate errors uncovered by 21 leading experts in energy research, as they reviewed Jacobson's plan. See blog at Scientific American
Bitter Cold Stops Coal, While Nuclear Power Excels
by James Conca, Nov 29, 2019, 08:00am
"As I woke up to Thanksgiving yesterday, I realized we in the Pacific Northwest had been cyclone bombed for the holiday."
Shutting Down All Of Japan’s Nuclear Plants After Fukushima Was A Bad Idea
by James Conca
Following the 2011 Tohoku quake, more Japanese have died as a result of the closing of Japan's nuclear power plants than from the tsunami and the earthquake combined. Read the article at Forbes.com
MegaDroughts And Desalination -- Another Pressing Need For Nuclear Power
by James Conca at Forbes
About 20% of the world's population has no access to safe drinking water, and this number will increase as the population continues to grow and global freshwater sources continue to decline. The worst-affected areas are the arid and semiarid regions of Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.
UNESCO has reported that the freshwater shortfall worldwide will rise to 500 trillion gallons/yr by 2025. They expect water wars to break out in the near-future. The World Economic Forum says that shortage of fresh water may be the primary global threat in the next decade.
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