Sentences with phrase «about nuclear power»

Perhaps he really didn't know about the nuclear power plant either.
We're not sure about nuclear power plants, but chances are the situation is similar.
Q: How does the show tackle the debate about nuclear power?
The other thing that caught my eye is the rhetorical change when talking about nuclear power.
But that evidence is rejected by people who have made up their minds about nuclear power.
Public concerns about nuclear power have traditionally centered on two issues: the risk of widespread radioactive fallout from an accident and the hazards of nuclear waste.
The opposite pattern occurs in views about nuclear power.
What we can say for sure about nuclear power is that it doesn't produce carbon dioxide, which is an important thing today.
The report is neutral about nuclear power because of issues with nuclear waste, safety, proliferation and public image.
They argued that releasing detailed information about nuclear power and pesticides would convince the public that these industries were safe.
In this issue, we explore part of the international discussion about nuclear power and climate change.
But for the first time in several years, I'm actually reasonably upbeat about a nuclear power technology.
The only reason to do this because you think there's something really scary or dangerous about nuclear power.
The only people who still talk about nuclear power are people who never did and never will have a clue about economic impacts.
Two facts that everyone should now know about nuclear power are that it needs access to large volumes of water to cool the reactor and a supply of energy to move the water.
«This earthquake was something that was not foreseen by anybody, but it managed to change the way that people thought about nuclear power rather dramatically,» said Shcherbakova, who also serves as director of the Master of Science in Energy Management program at UT Dallas.
James said, in part: You are incorrect about nuclear power.
Books that tell the truth about nuclear power that are easy enough for anybody to read: «Power to Save the World; The Truth About Nuclear Energy» by Gwyneth Cravens, 2007 «Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy» by B. Comby.
«I recognize the increased public fear about nuclear power,» IEA chief Nobuo Tanaka, who is Japanese, told a news conference in Oslo.
There has been little change in views about nuclear power over this time; 45 % favor promoting the increased use of nuclear power now, virtually unchanged from 2006 when 44 % supported this.
However, its worth noting that this study was pre-Fukushima, which has seen worries about nuclear power soar across the globe.
In October, the Saudis sent a request for information to the U.S., France, South Korea, Russia and China — the strongest signal yet that they're serious about nuclear power.
The governor has a different attitude about nuclear power plants downstate, where he is trying to close the Indian Point nuclear power plant near his home in Westchester.
The Conservatives were initially sceptical about nuclear power under David Cameron's leadership but have fallen broadly into line with the previous Labour government's policy of replacing Britain's ageing nuclear power plants with a new generation of privately built reactors.
See Science Agenda: Coming Clean about Nuclear Power
So although it may seem odd in the 21st century to read about nuclear power in the funny pages, it was perhaps inevitable during an age when both were still nascent curiosities.
Mutant Space is a large scope visual art project about nuclear power and radioactivity.
When I write something about nuclear power, it is based on good science, which can not be said of the piece by Miller that you published.
What do you think about nuclear power broadly, and can you tell us some more about what Bussard is doing?
Ample supplies, robust emerging markets and uncertainty about nuclear power all point to a prominent role for gas in global energy mix; prospect that natural gas, after decades of volatility and political tensions related to limited supplies, is entering a «golden age.»
Hansen, who I disagree with on many topics, has been right about nuclear power, as well.
Katie is full of insights about nuclear power, a potential key to a low carbon energy future.
Julian Jackson (left) in the audience as Doug Parr of Greenpeace asks a question about nuclear power.
Greg Dalton: Michael Shellenberger, movies such as the China Syndrome, starring Jack Lemmon and Jane Fonda and Silkwood, starring Cher and Meryl Streep, did more to shape public perception about nuclear power than most environmental groups?
I've been thinking about what Monbiot has to say about nuclear power, and how it interacts, so to speak, with the climate issue.
For those of us who learned about nuclear power in school but nothing about wind turbines, here's a simple explanation of how wind turbines work, with a brief history of the industry.
Mark Lynas, whose Six Degrees (Amazon UK US) has been a great success, had a piece in the New Statesman last week about nuclear power.
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