Dr. Moore Promotes Benefits of Nuclear Energy in Washington State

CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore traveled to Washington State on July 22-23 to promote the economic and clean air benefits of nuclear energy in meetings with local political leaders, organization representatives, and media.

On Thursday, July 22, Dr. Moore met with representatives from the technology industry and policy arena where he was able to answer questions about the Hanford site, loan guarantees, spent fuel storage and recycling and also discuss  [read more]

CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Whitman Makes a Splash in San Antonio with Latino Groups

CASEnergy Co-Chair Governor Christine Todd Whitman made a trip to San Antonio, TX on July 12-13 to attend the National Council of La Raza’s 2010 Annual Conference to spread the word on the positive benefits of nuclear energy for Latinos and to educate others on the Coalition’s work.

First, on Monday, July 12, the Governor held a nationwide CASEnergy member call from San Antonio to explain the four points  [read more]

$18 Million Department of Energy Grant Takes Nuclear Education Back to School

The U.S. Department of Energy recently announced that it has allocated $18.2 million for nuclear education and nuclear research and development at U.S. universities and colleges.

The sum is set aside to educate the next generation of nuclear scientists and engineers.  Through its Nuclear Energy University Program (NEUP), the DOE is allocating $5 million in scholarships and fellowships to 117 American nuclear science and engineering students. Eight-five of those scholarships  [read more]

Dr. Moore Makes Trip to South Carolina to Tout Benefits of Nuclear Energy

On June 17 and 18, CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore visited South Carolina to meet with media, influencers, and students to promote the economic and clean air benefits of the nuclear energy. 

Dr. Moore began his trip by addressing more than 20 members of the Beaufort Kiwanis Club in a 30-minute speech and answered questions about the role of nuclear as part of a clean energy policy.

He highlighted the  [read more]

A Message from Our Co-Chairs

Updated September 2, 2009

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 American Council on Science and Health (ACSH) is a consumer education consortium concerned with issues related to food, nutrition, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, lifestyle, the environment and health. Here is what Dr. Elizabeth Whelan, ACSH’s President, says about their decision to join CASE: “Nuclear energy is a safe technology that should be considered among a range of energy options. Our nation needs to resume building nuclear plants, much as Europe is… [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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