"A new bill with the support of top lawmakers on the Energy and Technology Committee would lift the moratorium at existing nuclear facilities and allow the state’s first new reactors in decades to be built at the Millstone site in Waterford." LET'S GO ctinsider.com/news/article/c…

Wisconsin (2016) Kentucky (2017) Montana (2021) West Virginia (2022) Indiana (2022) Connecticut (2022?) Let's keep em' coming

Guests Alan Medsker and Madison Czerwinski: Ending Illinois' moratorium on nuclear power plants could speed the state's move to clean energy dailyherald.com/discuss/202203…

We owe it to coal communities to allow them to consider nuclear energy to replace the power plants that are mandated to close.

Finally got a TikTok, hope I’m doing this right

This victory should give hope to pro-nuclear people everywhere If we can save nuclear in California, the birthplace of the anti-nuclear movement, then we can save nuclear anywhere Congrats to all who helped! Mothers for Nuclear Generation Atomic Campaign for a Green Nuclear Deal isabelle 🪐 Breakthrough

I'm proud to be American for many reasons, one being that nuclear energy was born in America. In pursuing progress, it's important to recognize and honor achievements of the past. When we see what has been done, we remember what we're capable of. Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸

Speaking of honoring past achievements, seems like a pretty good day to drop two new posters! Let’s start with Palo Verde, America’s largest operational nuclear station. Cranking out clean power in the middle of the Arizona desert ☀️

And the second is St. Lucie, a two-reactor plant right off the coast of Florida. Hundreds of manatees have been flocking to the plant’s warm water every winter for decades, creating a sanctuary for the endangered species 🪸

Was tempted to tweet “EU says nuclear is clean and sustainable. In other news, water is wet” without comment. But then I remembered this masterpiece: youtu.be/TPDdRrMVEnA

In today's installment of "Nuclear Regulation is Beyond Parody": THE TALE OF TOOMER'S CREEK Years ago at Idaho National Lab, a small cask of spent fuel was being moved from the storage pool to the hot cell (a chamber for inspecting spent fuel)

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Madi Hilly Anyone still concerned that the casks might leak should watch this test of a train hitting a cask at 100mph in which the cask suffers no critical damage. Can’t say the same for the train though.. youtu.be/ZY446h4pZdc

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Hi new followers! Figured I’d give a bit of background on who I am, what I'm working on, and why:

No babies received any excess radiation in the making of this nuclear waste maternity photoshoot

Yesterday, the same lawmakers in New York who frequently demand we Believe the Science instead went with Feels Over Reals, passing a bill to ban the release of wastewater from the shuttered Indian Point nuclear plant into the Hudson. Here's what you need to know:

“I got radiation from the flight…from the banana I ate for breakfast and from being out in the sun for the photo shoot. However, I got no registrable dose from bumping up to the nuclear waste. The extreme safety of nuclear waste management can't be faked." In Newsweek today:

"By building #nuclear power, we can rebuild our #economy while creating generational jobs in clean #energy, reviving American industries, and reestablishing the USA as the global leader of this critical technology." -Madi Hilly on Newsweek newsweek.com/pregnant-woman…