The Kernel

The words “I can’t breathe” shook the world nearly two years ago, and have since become a symbol for racial justice movements everywhere…

On March 25th, 2022 The San Luis Obispo Tribune published, “How California’s Last Remaining Nuclear Power Plant Transformed Marine Life Off…

The modern nuclear industry sets the benchmark for the responsible management of wastes.

If humans were as serious about saving life as they were about destroying it, climate change would be easy to solve

In 2016 Pacific Gas and Electric, the owners of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in San Luis Obispo, California, announced that it…

Happy Valentine’s Day! Is the partner of your dreams actually a nuclea reactor? Let’s see!

Progress and innovation require ingenuity and learning; both have been missing from the nuclear industry.

Will the energy crisis in Europe lead to a renaissance of common sense?

Why developers should put community spaces at the heart of future nuclear power projects.

Looking for experience in the field of environmental advocacy? Interested in learning more about nuclear energy? Here are some reasons why…

Nuclear Energy rally to save Diablo Canyon power plant in San Luis Obispo sparks new conversations about the future of California energy

Did the 39th president of the United States save the Capital city of Canada from nuclear destruction?

The work of a San Francisco artist is creating space for reflection and introspection about nuclear technology’s impact on society.

Looking for reasons to be cheerful? There are plenty…

In which your correspondent spends four hours dressed as an inflatable polar bear…

UN report challenges public perceptions of nuclear energy — and may change how we think about energy forever.

An imagined day in the life of a human somewhere on Earth in the year 2121.

This was the big one — energy day at COP26, and the Gen A and YGN volunteers were on max effort. Oh, and did we mention the wedding?

Our rendition of ‘We Need Net Zero’ really lit up Glasgow city centre

After a busy first day, Gen A and Young Generation Network volunteers spread the word on nuclear at Day 2.