Dr. Moore: Discussing the Future of Nuclear Energy

On Tuesday, March 27, CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore gathered with a diverse group of public and private leaders from a variety of sectors at the University of Pittsburgh’s forum,” From Its Birthplace:  A Symposium on the Future of Nuclear Power.”  The Dick Thornburgh Forum for Law & Public Policy and the Swanson School of Engineering co-hosted the symposium, bringing together industry leaders, government officials, pro and anti-advocates and scientists to debate the role of nuclear energy.

Check out Dr. Moore’s blog post on “Clean Energy Buzz” for coverage from his trip.

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Gov. Whitman on America’s Clean Energy Future at Fortune Brainstorm GREEN

On April 16-17, CASEnergy Co-Chair Gov. Christine Todd Whitman gathered with business and environmental leaders at Fortune Brainstorm GREEN conference in Laguna Nigel, Calif., where she participated in two panel discussions about how to expand our clean energy resources to support the growing economy without hurting the environment.

Check out Gov. Whitman’s blog postvideo interview and photo album for coverage from Fortune Brainstorm GREEN conference.

Nuclear Energy: Winning the Future

On April 19, CASEnergy Coalition joined energy experts, academics and executives from around the country to engage attendees on the topic, “The Power of Energy: Winning our Future,” at the American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE)  35th Annual National Conference in Long Beach, Calif.  Speaking on a panel about the future of nuclear energy in the United States, CASEnergy introduced the coalition’s critical role in advancing the national dialogue about America’s energy options and the value nuclear energy provides to the country’s economy, environment and specifically minority communities.

The latest unemployment numbers reveal African Americans remain among the hardest hit by  [read more]

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Frequently Asked Questions About Nuclear Energy

Many Americans have questions about nuclear energy. Is nuclear power clean? Is nuclear power in the United States safe? How is used nuclear fuel or “waste” stored? As we look to expand upon our nation’s current energy portfolio to meet increasing demands, what is the most cost efficient energy source to ensure that Americans have affordable power 24/7? Also, if we do invest in the expansion of nuclear energy, how will it benefit the nation economically through jobs and tax dollars?

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A Message from Our Co-Chairs

Christine Todd Whitman Dr. Patrick Moore

Christine Todd Whitman Former NJ Governor & EPA Administrator

Dr. Patrick Moore Co-founder & former leader of Greenpeace

Tell us why you support nuclear energy.

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The Clean and Safe Energy Coalition (CASEnergy Coalition) will be an important voice in the public dialogue over current and future energy needs, particularly in addressing how nuclear power can contribute to America’s energy security and economic growth. more

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The New England Energy Alliance is a coalition of energy providers, business and trade organizations, and others concerned about future energy supplies. The Alliance advocates for action to ensure the availability, reliability, and affordability of future energy supplies, which are vital to sustain the region’s economic growth and prosperity. “Nuclear power is particularly important to New England,” says Carl Gustin, President of the Alliance. “The region’s five facilities are the… [read more]

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CASEnergy Coalition Unveils Policy Roadmap for Clean Energy

The Clean and Safe Energy Coalition’s four-point guide to put the U.S. on a viable path toward realizing its clean energy future:

On May 12, 2010, the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition unveiled its four-point “Policy Roadmap for Clean Energy” at the National Press Club to an audience of Hill staff, industry members,  media, Coalition members and other organizations interested in developing nuclear energy and other alternative energy sources.

CASEnergy Coalition Co-Chairs, former EPA Administrator and New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman and Greenpeace Co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore, were joined by:

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