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From Ore to Core

Doomberg • 115 implied HN points • 29 Feb 24
🔬 Science Nuclear Energy Physics Technology
  1. This post discusses the importance of nuclear energy as a baseload power source.
  2. The session with physicist James Krellenstein provides insights into the technology and its value chain.
  3. The content is exclusively available for subscribers in the Doomberg Pro plan.

Weekly Dose of Optimism #83

Not Boring by Packy McCormick • 95 implied HN points • 01 Mar 24
🔬 Science Nuclear Energy Robotics Gene-editing
  1. The House approved a bipartisan bill to boost nuclear energy, aiming for efficient licensing and embracing advanced nuclear technologies.
  2. Figure, a robotics firm, secured a $675 million Series B, valued at $2.6 billion, and is collaborating with OpenAI to develop humanoid robots.
  3. Astro Mechanica introduced the world's first electric-adaptive jet engine, promising efficient operations for payloads, revolutionizing space transportation.

Germany Celebrates Fealty To Depopulation Lobby With Shut Down Of Nuclear Energy Sector

Matt Ehret's Insights • 1316 implied HN points • 30 Apr 23
🌍 World Politics Nuclear Energy Renewable Energy Radiation Decarbonization
  1. Germany and other European nations are shutting down nuclear energy sectors, citing concerns of sustainability and green energy production.
  2. Low dose radiation has been found to have positive health effects, despite common fears of radioactivity.
  3. Transitioning solely to solar and wind energy may not be as sustainable as expected, as it leads to toxic waste and high energy costs.
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Links #8

Splitting Infinity • 19 implied HN points • 26 Feb 24
🌞 Climate & Environment Immigration Climate change Fertility Nuclear Energy
  1. Increased immigration to the U.S. can bring significant economic benefits, with estimates projecting a boost of $7 trillion to US GDP and $1 trillion to federal tax revenues if sustained over the next decade.
  2. Climate change mitigation costs can be reasonable, with projections indicating that offsetting 1.2 degrees of warming by 2100 could cost around $432 billion, showing that effective measures are possible at a manageable cost.
  3. Pro-natal policies to encourage fertility growth may require substantial financial incentives, estimated at $283 billion per year to achieve replacement fertility, but alternative approaches could potentially be more cost-effective.

A community in Wales wants more nuclear reactors in their backyard. Why can’t they have them?

Everything is Light • 314 implied HN points • 13 May 23
🌍 World Politics Nuclear Energy Economy Jobs Community Impact Government Response
  1. A community in Wales wants more nuclear reactors but faces governmental challenges.
  2. The potential socio-economic benefits of new nuclear reactors in Wales are significant.
  3. Local voices express disappointment over the lack of progress in nuclear energy development in North Wales.

Nuclear and nature: the love story no one wants to tell

Everything is Light • 157 implied HN points • 10 Jul 23
🌞 Climate & Environment Conservation Clean Energy Climate action Nuclear Energy
  1. Some conservation groups oppose new nuclear power plants despite thriving wildlife around existing plants
  2. Building more nuclear power plants displaces fossil fuels, saves lives, and helps fight climate change
  3. Local support for nuclear power plants like Sizewell C is high due to job opportunities and clean energy benefits

What was the French-German spat on energy really about?

Jérôme à Paris • 72 implied HN points • 19 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Energy Policy International Agreements Nuclear Energy Renewable Energy
  1. France and Germany found a compromise on energy issues that balanced symbolic and practical aspects.
  2. The debate between the two countries involved elements like energy prices and nuclear energy.
  3. The disagreement between France and Germany highlighted cultural and policy differences in energy strategies.

'Renewables.' You keep using that word.

Everything is Light • 2 HN points • 02 Mar 23
🌞 Climate & Environment Renewable Energy Nuclear Energy Environmental Impact
  1. 'Renewables' is a broad term that includes various types of energy sources with different environmental impacts and efficiencies.
  2. Biomass and biogas, while renewable, can be problematic due to pollution and environmental damage.
  3. It's important to use accurate terminology like 'low-carbon energy' and focus on transparency in the energy sector to effectively combat climate change.

The Honest Story of Climate Change: Part 2: With a new course towards a hopeful future

The Word Merchant • 0 implied HN points • 15 Apr 24
🌞 Climate & Environment Climate change Energy crisis Nuclear Energy
  1. Stop the fear-mongering narratives and nonsensical net-zero CO2 billions, focus on positive climate prospects for the future and invest in adaptation measures.
  2. Investments in adaptation show significant results in preventing climate casualties, while net-zero policies have yielded nothing for decades. Time to prioritize adaptation over futile mitigation efforts.
  3. Consider nuclear energy as a reliable, safe, and affordable alternative to fossil fuels. Policy should be grounded in reliable facts, highlighting the benefits of CO2 and focusing on a gradual energy transition.