One of my favorite pastimes is lying on my couch and watching people cook on TV or on the internet. I always learn something new about ingredients, techniques, and often culture. So when I had the opportunity to take two things I love, cooking videos and nuclear energy, and…

Jerry Mbazor is our esteemed volunteer of the month for August! Hailing from Abuja, Jerry has been the cornerstone of Generation Atomic’s outreach in Africa, passionately advancing nuclear advocacy throughout this summer. Over the summer Jerry organized a team of nuclear experts to speak at and host an exhibit at…

Most of the 2023 state legislative sessions have come to a close and it has been quite the year for nuclear energy. Since January, I have tracked more than 70 pieces of legislation across over 30 states that all have something to do with nuclear energy — from policies aiming…

July’s Volunteer of the Month is Pratik Lokhande! Pratik took charge of our technical research team back in 2021, and has been the “go-to” guy for anything and everything related to materials and land use of various energy sources. …

Last week, Generation Atomic generously helped me attend the US Nuclear Industry Council’s annual Advanced Reactors Summit, hosted this year in Charlotte. As an advocate for nuclear energy, it can feel redundant to join a gathering where everyone is already pro-nuclear. …

We are thrilled to nominate Scott Travis for Volunteer of the Month! Inspiration to nominate Scott came from the countless hours organizing and promoting the screening of Oliver Stone’s “Nuclear Now,” focusing particularly on making the film accessible to younger audiences. More broadly, Scott has also sparked meaningful conversations about…

Recently, we hosted a screening of the thought-provoking documentary “Nuclear Now” in Minnesota, followed by an invigorating panel discussion. The dialogue was packed with fascinating insights, and we’re excited to share the key takeaways: 1. Balancing the Energy Equation: Our panelists emphasized that nuclear power and renewable energy sources aren’t…

This review was reposted with permission from nuclear energy consultant Naveesh Reddy. To view the original work and find more of Naveesh’s content, visit his LinkedIn. The common opposition faced by nuclear in clean energy transition are (1) it’s too expensive and (2) it’s too slow to deploy. The capital…

Are college microreactors the next big thing? I decided to visit one and find out. The Rhode Island Nuclear Science Center, situated on the University of Rhode Island’s Bay campus, is a hidden gem. The facility, built in the 1950s, overlooks the state’s famous Narragansett Bay and is virtually unknown…