Nuclear Safety: Too much information?
April 25, 2016
Why is it that nuclear power, our safest source of energy, is seen as so dangerous?
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US could cut power emissions 78% by 2030 using existing technology, says study
January 29, 2016
The U.S. could cost effectively cut carbon by 80% through a smart, combined strategy of nuclear and renewables.
Energy for Humanity Summary of Achievements at COP 21
January 11, 2016
Energy for Humanity presence at COP21 Paris Climate Summit.
Don’t Nuke the Climate: A Response
December 2, 2015
Earlier this year, we wrote a piece called “A most unwise campaign.” Writing as independent researchers, members of the Finnish …
A Most Unwise Campaign
November 2, 2015
A large block of self-proclaimed pro-environmental campaigners are doing their utmost to prevent the use of our single most important low-carbon energy technology in the fight against climate change.
Peak Environmental Impact
September 21, 2015
By Linus Blomqvist, Ted Nordhaus, Michael Shellenberger You won’t hear about it from green campaigners, but many of the key …
Robert Stone and the journey with Pandora’s Promise
July 21, 2015
Award winning Pandora’s Promise director Robert Stone held a keynote speech at this year’s annual Thorium Energy Alliance Conference in Palo …
Watch: What Are the Health Risks From Nuclear Accidents?
May 7, 2015
Professor Gerry Thomas is a world expert on the health effects of radiation. In this short video, she explains what health impacts we can expect from nuclear accidents including Fukushima and Chernobyl.
50,000 Scientists Join Forces in Fight Against Climate Change
May 7, 2015
39 societies representing 50,000 scientists from 36 countries across all five continents have joined forces to call for nuclear energy as a low-carbon energy option, and to include it in its climate funding mechanisms.