Mothers for Nuclear participated in a panel discussion about how nuclear energy enhances our lives. We also heard Balint’s story, part of Atoms for Humanity, and from the Rhisotope project.
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The Rally to Save Clean Energy was instrumental in Newsom’s decision to reverse the closure of Diablo Canyon and actually SAVE 18% of California’s Clean Electricity!
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We marched the streets (and boardwalk!) in Santa Cruz talking with people about nuclear energy. Check out the great video of someone we happened to bump into!
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Kristin and others talk about why they are out at Mitchell Park in San Luis Obispo Standing Up for Nuclear.
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Heather gave the introductory keynote address at NPPES in Istanbul.
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It is going to be a long effort of consistently showing up, but I hope when I am old, kids are surprised when, if ever, they learn that there was an anti-nuclear movement. -Emma
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For our first SUFN event, we had bounce houses, our local nuclear band (Critical Mass!), face painting, nuclear t-shirts and pins, food, family, fun, and so much more!
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Heather was on the keynote panel for ANBP 2019 in Beijing.
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Heather spoke at the Advanced Reactor Summit (US Nuclear Infrastructure Council) and also spoke to the DOE about how she happened into a job in nuclear and was surprised to learn how well it aligned with her values.
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MfN attended the California Climate Change Symposium in Sacramento. Unfortunately, it appeared to be business as usual for the company that had just decided to shut down CA’s single largest source of clean electricity.
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To expand our ability to improve the environment and global health, a new level of innovation in Nuclear Energy is needed. MfN attended final presentations to help cheer on the student teams.
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The announcement itself was not unexpected-it’s one of the reasons why we started Mothers for Nuclear in the first place. When we saw well-run plants facing premature shutdown across the United States, we were uncomfortable. When shuttered nuclear plants were replaced with fossil fuels, we were perplexed. When the threat came to Diablo Canyon, we were mad.
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