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Nowhere to hide: How a nuclear war would kill you—and almost everyone else. (Chinese)

By François Diaz-Maurin, Thomas Gaulkin | Feb 2, 2023 | Investigative Reporting, Multimedia, Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Uncategorized, blast wave, climate impacts of nuclear warfare, famine, food insecurity, nuclear war, nuclear weapons, nuclear winter, radioactive fallout, societal collapse, thermonuclear weapons

illustration of scissors about to cut through the red tape on a wind turbine

Cutting the red tape for cleaner energy: The pros and cons of permitting reform

By Jessica McKenzie | Feb 1, 2023 | Climate Change, clean energy, clean energy transition, climate crisis, climate policy, energy transition, permitting reform, renewable energy

transmission lines

Want clean energy, fast? ‘Streamlining’ environmental reviews could have the opposite effect

By Dustin Mulvaney | Feb 1, 2023 | Climate Change, clean energy, clean energy transition, decarbonization, permitting reform package, renewable energy, solar, wind energy

windmills silhouetted against purple background

Get rid of bottlenecks—not environmental reviews

By Jamie Pleune | Feb 1, 2023 | Climate Change, clean energy, climate crisis, energy transition, permitting reform package, renewable energy, solar power, wind power

solar panels at sunset

The process is what matters

By Jessica Lovering | Feb 1, 2023 | Climate Change, Nuclear Energy, clean energy, climate crisis, inflation reduction act, nuclear energy, permitting reform, permitting reform package

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Nowhere to hide: How a nuclear war would kill you—and almost everyone else. (Chinese)

By François Diaz-Maurin, Thomas Gaulkin | Feb 2, 2023 | Investigative Reporting, Multimedia, Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Uncategorized, blast wave, climate impacts of nuclear warfare, famine, food insecurity, nuclear war, nuclear weapons, nuclear winter, radioactive fallout, societal collapse, thermonuclear weapons

illustration of scissors about to cut through the red tape on a wind turbine

Cutting the red tape for cleaner energy: The pros and cons of permitting reform

By Jessica McKenzie | Feb 1, 2023 | Climate Change, clean energy, clean energy transition, climate crisis, climate policy, energy transition, permitting reform, renewable energy

transmission lines

Want clean energy, fast? ‘Streamlining’ environmental reviews could have the opposite effect

By Dustin Mulvaney | Feb 1, 2023 | Climate Change, clean energy, clean energy transition, decarbonization, permitting reform package, renewable energy, solar, wind energy

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Nowhere to hide: How a nuclear war would kill you—and almost everyone else. (Chinese)

illustration of scissors about to cut through the red tape on a wind turbine

Cutting the red tape for cleaner energy: The pros and cons of permitting reform

transmission lines

Want clean energy, fast? ‘Streamlining’ environmental reviews could have the opposite effect

windmills silhouetted against purple background

Get rid of bottlenecks—not environmental reviews

solar panels at sunset

The process is what matters

A uranium mining area in New Mexico. Gravel in the background covers mine tailings. (Credit: Netherzone via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0)

No justice is possible without studying the injustices of nuclear weapons

A scene from the film 'The Day After' (1983) about the effects of a devastating nuclear holocaust on small-town residents of eastern Kansas. (Credit: American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.)

Nuclear injustice: Suggestions in support of a research agenda

Alexander Kmentt of Austria (center) talks with fellow delegates at the NPT review conference on May 1, 2015. (Credit: International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons / ICAN)

How the ban treaty addresses the inherent injustices of nuclear weapons