Read this fascinating book about nuclear energy and how it isn't as bad as it was once portrayed during chernobyl, ect. Recommended by natasha lyonne and written by Isabelle Boemeke. isabelle 🪐 ♻️♻️⚛️⚛️💧💧

People often ask me advice for those entering the nuclear electricity space: Whatever you do, for the love of God, please don’t start another reactor company.

This is why it’s so funny when people are afraid of what could happen to buried nuclear waste in a post apocalyptic world. Somehow, in their minds, we’ll still have access to highly specialized machines to dig and open up waste casks.

A collection of choice quotes from Rad Future ☢ “In a single year, the pollution from burning fossil fuels causes at least four million deaths” (p.11) “Nuclear is one million times more energy dense than fossil fuels like coal or oil.” (41) “Nuclear has the lowest impact on

Excited for this book 📕 The tide has definitely turned!

Judging by the responses, seems like people are cool with the machines taking jobs like these away

I will never understand why someone willingly immigrates to a country they consider evil.

The low hanging fruit of nuclear in the U.S. are: - Keeping existing plants open for as long as possible - Restarting recently shut down plants (Indian Point, Palisades) - Uprating existing reactors to get around 10GW extra electricity in the next five years - Finish

“It seems like Germany is hell-bent on being consistently on the wrong side of history.”

Cue in folks saying real socialism has never been tried.

Big reactor maxxing

TIME100 Climate 2025 🩵

I interviewed with a journalist who had this exact expression on her face the entire time. She was overly nice and seemed to be a fan of my work. Of course she went on to write the most condescending, shitty piece. If you ever see this facial expression, run!

The German scientists who first split the atom: