Nuclear Energy Fables & Facts
The internet and major media are full of fables about nuclear energy. We present a few herein, and discuss some facts dispelling them. ...
The internet and major media are full of fables about nuclear energy. We present a few herein, and discuss some facts dispelling them. ...
The nuclear power complex made a huge mistake in how it originally promoted itself. That’s the contention of former MIT professor Jack Devanney in his latest book, Why Nuclear Power Has...
As a result of many decades of research, the health impacts of radiation are very well-understood. In a 2016 report, “Radiation: Effects and Sources,” the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) noted: We know...
Most people have a rather simple understanding of how a nuclear reactor works. That is, they know that uranium atoms split into parts (i.e. they “fission”) in a reactor. They also...
Radon has been around since long before mankind appeared on Earth. More than half of our natural background radiation exposure comes from radon, because it is a constituent of the air...
The American Nuclear Society (ANS) is planning a July 15 webinar entitled “High Expectations for the Future of Low-Dose Radiation Research.” The teaser for this webinar states: Improving humanity’s understanding of...
This is the third article in our series dispelling common myths about the risks and benefits of radiation. ...
Editor’s Note: This article is the second in a continuing series published by The New American. For background material, please reference our first article, Dispelling Irrational Fear of Radiation. We live...
The New American is beginning a series featuring reliable nuclear news. ...