Nuclear Generated Electricity Saves An Electricity-Starved World – OpEd
Only the few wealthy countries have spent hundreds of billions of dollars subsidizing what they call “renewable energy” in the
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Author: Steve Curtis
Steve Curtis has a Master’s degree in Health Physics from UNLV. He has spent decades studying spent fuel issues in Nevada and worked as a technical field team leader for nuclear search and characterization missions for the Department of Energy. He is currently engaged in education, speaking, and writing in favor of nuclear power returning to the United States, especially from recycling spent nuclear fuel in fast reactors.
Articles by Steve Curtis :
Existing Stockpiles Of SUNF Contain 270 Years Of Electricity Demand In The US – OpEd
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, around 96% of currently operating nuclear reactors, which is roughly equivalent to 440 reactors,
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America Needs To Reestablish Its World-Leading Manifestation Of Nuclear Generated Electricity – OpEd
American ingenuity advanced nuclear technology to a world-class innovation to benefit all. Interestingly, the methods used in the rest of the
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Nuclear Waste Could Be The Game-Changer To Unlimited Electricity – OpEd
Today’s so-called nuclear waste is only slightly used nuclear fuel, as only about 3% of its potential has been realized
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Special Interest Subsidies Do Not Support The Diverse 8 Billion On This Planet – OpEd
When governments go into business, citizens start to suffer. When governments support laws that promote a level economic playing field
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Affordable Electricity Can Resolve Worldwide Poverty – OpEd
The poorest American is richer than 75 percent of humanity, and about 4.56 billion people on this planet are living
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A ‘New Nuclear Posture’ For The US Is Vital In A Hungry World – OpEd
Delivery of affordable, abundant, reliable, available, and clean, electricity to customers is paramount to modern quality of life. Recent announcements
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