What do you think: should we accelerate hydrogen infrastructure for transportation, or electrification of transportation from emission-free sources?

Nerd pet peeve: when people call something growing fast "exponential" 😂 #ActOnClimate

The quickest way to reduce human impact on all other life on earth is nuclear power. Least resources required for the lowest lifetime carbon footprint fuel. If only the globe had invested more quickly 60-70 years ago. This is devastating.

Things way worse yall! @evaandheriud putting some things in perspective.

One person died from radiation exposure due to the Fukushima disaster. Yet thousands may have died because of the later decision to switch off all Japan's reactors. My piece on why we need to conquer our irrational fear of nuclear. ft.com/content/32e052… via @financialtimes

Not "worse than" per se, but some perspective on how "bad" radiation is perceived as being! No one thinks twice about flying because of radiation but they get scared of these things in movies.

why we must dare to challenge weather dependent renewables Rod Adams Titans of Nuclear ShellenbergerMD Ted Nordhaus Mark Lynas Mothers for Nuclear Bright New World @Energy4Humanity Generation Atomic @TalkNuclear doctorsfornuclearenergy.org/post/untitled

The Mayor of Venice blames climate change for tonight’s state of emergency flooding event with water just shy of the devastating record-high “aqua alta” of 1966. St Mark’s Basilica is flooded for the second time in 2 years. Before 2018, it happened 4 times in over 900 years.

Does Europe really, actually think shutting down one of the biggest emissionfree energy sources (cough #nuclear cough) is a good idea? Drowning=worsethan Thank France for decarbonizing deeply and fast with nuclear...

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MidAmerican’s retired wind turbine blades, destined for the Butler County Landfill near David City, Nebraska, about 130 miles away, are among hundreds that will land in dumps across Iowa and the nation. thegazette.com/subject/news/b…

Nuclear: it only produces clean energy.

"the biggest obstacles to an effective climate policy are no longer the climate “sceptics” who stubbornly deny that there’s a problem in the first place, but the activists who can only accept the half-baked “solutions” that fit their preconceived ideology" quillette.com/2020/01/02/fal…

🎬 | TIME Magazine Hero of the Environment ShellenbergerMD in Congress on #nuclear, #ClimateChange, fear-mongering and more is today’s must-watch. Covers pretty much everything you need to know, incl. why nuclear waste is one its key advantages. ➡️ youtu.be/WLebg4p28eo

Things worse: When NOT having nuclear plants in a region (due to poor policy in the 80s) causes low birth weights! #pollution #nrc #energypolicy arstechnica.com/science/2017/0…

Not too early to say it is a trend: the US nuclear fleet producing ~60% of the nation’s clean energy for 50+ years, with the best safety record of all energy sources. But it was never about either science or safety (or the environment) for this “concerned scientist.”

Have you seen the worse things happening in NY?

Many of the world’s leading scientists and engineers have signed an open letter to British PM Boris Johnson urging him to build new nuclear reactors for economic & environmental reasons Please retweet this to show your support! cityam.com/an-open-letter…

But of course, they extract from 42 coal mines and buying from Russia's GazProm before EVER considering WHOLESOME GREEN SUSTAINABLE☢️NUCLEAR GERMANY☢️. A tragedy cc @worsethannucpow Henk Poley Mike Greaves Tim Echols Groyper Reactor ☢ Rod Adams scadaman SchweigendeMehrheit