Powering the Future: Nuclear Power and America’s Energy Independence

Three Mile Island. Fukushima. Chernobyl. The three worst nuclear disasters in human history, and yet they barely account for a few hundred deaths, as opposed to millions of deaths caused by the fossil fuel industry. Nuclear energy has a stigma of being inherently bad for the environment, toxifying whole cities, and spreading radioactive material. That is exactly what fossil fuels do, yet the lobbying efforts against nuclear power center the danger of nuclear power and brush off the harmful impacts of fossil fuels to scare the public against clean energy.

Featured, NationAndy EssaApril 4, 2023Andy Essa, Dimitri Zlatev, nuclear, nuclear power, chernobyl, three mile island, fukushima, green energy, radiation, meltdown, science, OppenheimerComment

India and Pakistan: Tumultuous Pasts, Tumultuous Futures

The relationship between India and Pakistan has long been a turbulent and violent one. While by no means peaceful, their relations today rely more on economic and political action than military action.

GlobeBerkeley Political ReviewApril 12, 2019pakistan, india, imrankhan, nuclear, pulwama, kashmir, terrorism, sectarian, economics, isolationComment