Earth is a Nuclear Planet
Earth Is a Nuclear Planet revolutionizes how we view nuclear power. It demystifies with wit and clarity, dismantling myths with captivating facts. Backed by leading scientists, this book illuminates complex science and highlights the potential of nuclear energy for a carbon-negative future.
“A science-focused, passionate rebuttal that aptly addresses and dispels the panic…”
— Kyle Hill, Award-winning Science Educator on YouTube
"...a great read about a great subject."
Richard Rhodes, Pulitzer Prize-winning Author
"This book is strong medicine... tells the truth about nuclear power."
Joshua Goldstein,
Professor and Author of 'A Bright Future'
"Blunt and fact-filled... Highly recommended."
-- Robert Bryce, Author of 'A Question of Power'
About the authors
Mike Conley
Mike Conley is a writer living in the hills of Echo Park, a stone’s throw from Dodger Stadium. Fascinated by science since he was a child, Mike was drawn to the ingenuity, simplicity and safety of the Molten Salt Reactor. To learn more, he became a member of the Thorium Energy Alliance, a close-knit community of MSR advocates. His approach to the brainiacs he’s met through the TEA is simple: If they explain their technology to him, he’ll explain it to the world. This book is part of that ongoing project.
Tim Maloney
Tim Maloney is a retired community college professor of electronics and machine control. Alarmed since adolescence about the effects of industrialization on earth’s ecosphere, Tim has always been hopeful regarding nuclear fission because of its minimal extractive impact, a benefit of its superior energy density. Learning of the liquid fuel concept in reactor design (the Molten Salt Reactor, or MSR) Tim now works to promote awareness of the technology as the most scalable and viable replacement for fossil fuels.
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Produced by Generation Atomic
Generation Atomic is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is growing a movement to fight for the atomic energy of today and tomorrow. Since 2017 they’ve reached millions of people over social media and empowered thousands to contact their elected officials in support of protecting today’s reactors from early shutdown and laying the groundwork for the next generation of low carbon, environmentally friendly energy.
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