When nuclear is closed in California, what takes its place?
What replaced San Onofre? Nicholas Thompson It sounds like a pretty simple question, and the answer is actually pretty simple. To the first order, San Onofre, a low carbon nuclear facility in...
View ArticleDid Dr. Mark Z. Jacobson just call anyone supporting nuclear energy a zealot?
Recently, Jesse Jenkins, a PhD student at MIT studying decarbonization pathways, was blocked on twitter by Dr. Mark Z. Jacobson. Dr. Jacobson has made it a habit to block seemingly anyone who disagrees...
View ArticleFor Clean Energy Standards, New York is Leading the Way
Photo by David Lassman/The Post-Standard New York State’s Department of Public Service has put forward a Clean Energy Standard proposal that values renewables and keeps existing low carbon nuclear...
View ArticleA Response to Lawrence, Sovacool, and Stirling.
Introduction A few months ago I read a paper, “Nuclear energy and path dependence in Europe’s ‘Energy union’: coherence or continued divergence?” and after reading it, I wasn’t sold. Their fundamental...
View ArticleResponse from Lawrence, Sovacool, and Stirling and Statement of Article...
Last month I wrote a response to a paper written by Dr. Andrew Lawrence, Dr. Benjamin Sovacool, and Dr. Andrew Stirling. If you haven’t read that, here is a link to that analysis and response. Since...
View ArticleOLC Memo on Form and Legality of President Trump’s Executive Order
Last week, President Trump announced the Executive Order entitled: “PROTECTING THE NATION FROM FOREIGN TERRORIST ENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES”. The Office of Legal Counsel reviewed this order, and I...
View ArticleIs Nuclear Energy going the way of the Concorde?
They don’t exist unless they make money. Some people don’t like that idea, but that’s a fact of life, they are there to make money. And if they are making a product that doesn’t make them money,...
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