The incredible shrinking nuclear offset to climate change
By Sharon Squassoni | January 2, 2017
Can nuclear energy be much help when it comes to fighting climate change? Or have nuclear energy advocates greatly overstated their case? The likelihood that nuclear power will play a significant role in mitigating climate change is very low, absent a game-changing innovation that allows cheaper, safer nuclear power plants to come on-line much more quickly.
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Sharon Squassoni
Sharon Squassoni is a research professor at the Institute for International Science and Technology Policy, Elliott School of International Affairs,... Read More
