Nuclear Energy Institute’s Post

Well worth the time and a good overall view of Nuclear Power. A small mix-up around MSR's and Palisades to be fair, but that doesn't change the overall message. The reality of our current situation re Climate Change is that Nuclear Power is absolutely critical in meeting climate targets. While wind, solar, and hydrogen all have a role to play - you cannot meet the targets without a massive investment in nuclear as well. It is high time we start investing in nuclear and get serious about NetZero.

Great piece by Reason on the Politics of Nuclear https://lnkd.in/ekDZMYe2

Department of Energy Moves Forward with Consolidated Interim Storage Facility Project for Spent Nuclear Fuel

3 interesting days about the new horizons for nuclear industry in the 21th century

Joint Family Vs Nuclear Family – A Brief Discussion https://lnkd.in/dbePzjAA

There is a growing number of proposed and planned nuclear reactor buildouts.

If we had nuclear reactor policy set like monetary policy, power plant engineers would seek a slow, steady increase in core temperature. If we had airplane policy, pilots would want a slow, steady loss of altitude. Read the anti-concept series here:

Nuclear, solar, wind, gas and even coal will all play a role in meeting our power demands over the next 50 years. We are falling behind the world, Bill Gates (the guy who predicted the pandemic 10 years before it arrived) is funding modern and safe nuclear technology in the US. We need low cost and abundant base load power supply in order to remain competitive and to meet the power requirements for manufacturing, compute and industrial robotics. Wind and solar alone cannot meet the demands that are required going forward. There are 60 nuclear reactors are under construction across the world. A further 110 are planned. New plants coming online in recent years have largely been balanced by old plants being retired. Over the past 20 years, 107 reactors were retired as 100 started operation. Lets get on with it. Australia is ranked 27th in terms of innovation globally and we are 97th in terms of economic complexity - which refers to the variety of ways we generate income. We are between Pakistan and Uruguay. Less fear based debating and more look to the future we want.

Stuart T. O'Neal, III is published in The Legal Intelligencer to provide insight about how early mediation is an under-utilized approach that could be very beneficial for both plaintiffs and defendants in lawsuits. 🔗 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eVd8c2qB  

I appreciated the opportunity provided to me by The Legal Intelligencer to write about the role of mediators and mediations in the context of the nuclear verdict era. Many of the mediations I have done intersect with these issues and theories. An early mediation is an opportunity for everyone to address it. #mediators #mediationservices #litigationlawyer #riskmanagement