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2 weeks ago | 
letterboxd.com | Ben Errington |Zach Lipovsky |Adam Stein
★★★½ Liked Full discussion on the Horror Hangout podcast - www.horrorhangout.co.uk
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3 weeks ago | 
letterboxd.com | Duane Miller |Zach Lipovsky |Adam Stein
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
thebreakthrough.org | Adam Stein
The purpose of the ADVANCE Act of 2024 is to advance the benefits of nuclear energy. Section 501 of the ADVANCE Act requires the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to revise its mission statement and provide guidance to the staff on how to perform the revised mission effectively.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
open.substack.com | Patrick Brown |Ted Nordhaus |Adam Stein
By Patrick BrownIn Part 1, I outlined the recent rise of the Degrowth Movement, where its supporters argue that the immense and urgent challenge of climate change necessitates the dismantling of capitalism and the deliberate reduction and redistribution of global wealth. I critiqued the Degrowth perspective for missing the critical role that economic productivity and technological progress plays in facilitating general climate adaptation.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
hoerzu.at | Adam Stein
BeschreibungVon Katagiri erhält Jake den Namen des Tozawa-Maulwurfs bei den Chihara-kai. Gegen den Rat des Chefermittlers nimmt der Reporter die Gegenleistung von Clanchef Ishida an. Jake ahnt nicht, wen seine Recherchen in Gefahr bringen. Sato gerät durch seine Nähe zu Samantha in Schwierigkeiten. Obwohl ihn sein "Bruder" Kume bestrafen möchte, bekommt er die Chance, sich im Bandenkrieg gegenüber seinem "Oyabun" Ishida zu beweisen.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
breakthroughjournal.org | Ted Nordhaus |Adam Stein
By Ted Nordhaus and Adam SteinEarlier this month, Alex Trembath and I wrote about why the Three Mile Island restart tells us a lot about the significant role that nuclear energy will likely need to play in a fully decarbonized electricity system.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
breakthroughjournal.org | Adam Stein
By Adam SteinEconomist and blogger Noah Smith recently argued that, while nuclear fission had its time, the “nuclear ship has sailed.” Long an avid supporter of solar energy, Smith posits that price reductions for solar power and battery storage have foreclosed nuclear energy’s future—a reality that nuclear advocates must accept. Smith identifies issues that contribute to higher costs—regulation, TMI, interest rates, etc—and then brushes them aside.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
thebreakthrough.org | Adam Stein
The Breakthrough Institute and a coalition of organizations urge Congress to provide funding for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to develop a modern, technology-neutral protection standard for future high-level nuclear waste disposal facilities, aligning U.S. standards with international practices. As the federal government considers a geologic repository for high-level waste and commercial spent nuclear fuel (SNF), it is imperative to first develop a new generic repository standard.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
thebreakthrough.org | Adam Stein
WASHINGTON, DC, June 19 – After more than a year of negotiations, Congress approved the ADVANCE Act (Accelerating Deployment of Versatile, Advanced Nuclear for Clean Energy) yesterday, and sent it to President Biden for signature. The Breakthrough Institute applauds the action, which came after months of work by the Institute, partner organizations, members of Congress, and members of the public.
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Apr 25, 2024 | 
thebreakthrough.org | Seaver T. Wang |Peter Cook |Adam Stein |Juzel Lloyd
Shallow attacks on low-carbon energy technologies—solar, wind, or nuclear power—often involve pointing to unsightly mines carved into the Earth’s surface. Many such superficial critiques frequently only reinforce cynicism rather than sincerely explore problems and solutions. After all, mined minerals remain inseparable from modern industrial society, from steel bridges to aluminum power lines to the copper wire within home electrical boxes.
