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Dr. Moore Touts Job Creation in Mississippi
CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore traveled to Mississippi to promote the value of nuclear power to the local community.
On Tuesday, January 19, Jackson State University (JSU) – a member of the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) network – hosted a nuclear policy forum. Dr. Moore took part in a panel discussion on the job opportunities offered by nuclear power to an audience of over 120 students, faculty, and [read more]
Nuclear Energy to help Power a Greener Economy, Says CASEnergy Co-Chair
As Congress considers a nuclear title as part of climate legislation, CASEnergy Co-Chair Governor Christine Todd Whitman spoke with key stakeholder groups and media outlets on November 4. The Governor highlighted nuclear energy’s vital role to help mitigate the effects of climate change, as well as its potential to boost the economy of local communities through the creation of hundreds of permanent jobs.
Following his interview with Governor Whitman, the [read more]
Nuclear is Clean, Reliable, & Creates Jobs, States CASEnergy Co-Chair During Media Interviews in New York
CASEnergy Co-Chair Governor Christine Todd Whitman traveled to New York on October 20 for interviews with top-tier financial and politically focused media outlets — including, the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, MSNBC’s The Ed Show and Fox Business News’ Bulls & Bears — to talk about the vital role nuclear energy should play as part of a national clean energy mix.
Highlighting nuclear energy’s economic and job [read more]
Nuclear to Help Power Pennsylvania’s Clean Energy Future, Says CASEnergy Co-Chair
In Philadelphia on October 1, CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore was the featured speaker a Pennsylvania Energy Alliance luncheon – an event that included members of the PA Energy Alliance and the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. During his presentation, Dr. Moore highlighted the important role that nuclear power can play in helping Pennsylvania and the United States meet goals to increase the percentage of energy that comes from clean [read more]
As San Antonio Considers Nuclear Expansion, CASEnergy Highlights Job Growth Potential, Boost to Local Economies and Environmental Impact of Carbon Free Energy in Texas
As CPS Energy considers adding two new reactors to its jointly-owned South Texas Project (STP) site, CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore visited the Lone Star State on September 15 and 16 to help tout the many clean energy and economic advantages of nuclear energy.
The centerpiece of the trip was a panel discussion hosted by the San Antonio Clean Technology Forum. Dr. Moore was able to further capitalize on his [read more]
Georgia Tech Engineering Students and Community Leaders Embrace Governor Whitman’s Message on Nuclear Energy
Following the recent news that Georgia Power had been awarded an Early Site Permit for the expansion of Plant Vogtle, Co-Chair Gov. Christine Todd Whitman traveled to Atlanta on September 14 and 15 to speak to students, media, and influential community leaders about the economic and clean energy advantages of new nuclear power.
Gov. Whitman addressed Georgia Tech engineering students during her presentation, “Job Creation in the [read more]
CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore Visits Washington, D.C. to Discuss Benefits of Clean, Safe Nuclear Power
CASEnergy Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore was in the Nation’s Capitol on July 16 and 17, attending several meetings with influential groups, as well as sitting down for interviews with a number of media outlets.
While in Washington D.C., Dr. Moore met with Amanda DeBard of the Washington Times to address nuclear energy’s role in a clean energy policy, discussing the fate of nuclear power in the climate change bill, ultimately [read more]
CASEnergy Co-Chair Gov. Whitman Focuses on Nuclear Job Creation in the Lone Star State
On Wednesday, July 8, CASEnergy Co-Chair Governor Christine Todd Whitman spoke to 150 members of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce – a new member of the CASEnergy Coalition – at a luncheon co-hosted by the Chamber, as well as the group Nuclear Energy for Texans.
During her speech, Gov. Whitman focused on the potential of nuclear power to stimulate the local economy, pointing out that if all five nuclear [read more]
CASEnergy Co-Chairs Tout Nuclear’s Role in the New Green Energy Economy during June Trips to Washington
CASEnergy Co-Chair Governor Christine Todd Whitman visited Washington, D.C. June 3-4 to speak with influencer groups and media about the vital role nuclear energy needs to play to support the new “green” energy economy. Citing both the economic and environmental benefits of the only clean baseload power, she talked about the importance of continued investment in the development of clean and safe nuclear power in the U.S.
Gov. Whitman met with [read more]
Gov. Whitman Meets with National Media in New York
On Thursday, May 28th, Gov. Whitman was in New York City for interviews with the three top broadcast cable news outlets, FOX, MSNBC, and CNN, to discuss nuclear’s role in building a “green” economy. Gov. Whitman emphasized how nuclear energy can support the growth of “green” jobs and help to meet clean energy goals set by the Obama administration.
The Governor began her day with a live appearance on
Dr. Moore addresses crowd at Consumer Energy Alliance Luncheon during May Trip to Washington
CASEnergy co-chair and co-founder of Greenpeace Dr. Patrick Moore visited Washington, D.C. in May to speak with influencer groups, media, and others about the benefits of further developing emission-free nuclear power in the U.S.
Dr. Moore attended and spoke at a luncheon held by the Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) on Wednesday, May 13. At the luncheon, Dr. Moore highlighted that nuclear energy generates more than 70 percent of all carbon-free [read more]
Dr. Moore Discusses Nuclear Energy with Students, Business, Environmental, and Political Groups in the Prairie State
On April 6 and 7, CASEnergy co-chair and Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore travelled to Illinois, where he spoke with multiple audiences about the benefits of nuclear energy.
On Monday, April 6, Dr. Moore met with students at the University of Chicago. This event was followed by a discussion with students at Northwestern University. At both university events, Dr. Moore discussed why he reevaluated his stance on nuclear energy after [read more]
Gov. Whitman Highlights Job Creation in South Carolina
South Carolina State University (SCSU) – the only Historically Black College with a nuclear engineering degree program – hosted a panel discussion in April to explore job creation in the nuclear industry. Joined by community leaders, academic experts, and industry professionals, Gov. Whitman highlighted the role that nuclear power could play in creating jobs in the Palmetto State – where unemployment currently stands at 11.4 percent.
The panel, which was [read more]
Dr. Moore Testifies Before the State Legislature in Wisconsin
On March 12, CASEnergy co-chair Dr. Moore met with several political figures in Wisconsin and testified before a joint committee of the State Legislature as lawmakers considered lifting the moratorium on building new nuclear reactors in the state.
While in Wisconsin, Dr. Moore had a brief discussion about the benefits of nuclear energy with Gov. Jim Doyle’s office. Also, Dr. Moore sat down with Lavilla Capener, communications director of the [read more]
Governor Whitman Visits Florida to Discuss the Benefits of Nuclear Energy
CASEnergy co-chair and former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman visited Florida in March to speak with students, media, and other influential groups about the benefits of nuclear power to the Sunshine State.
While in Florida, Gov. Whitman spoke at three events, which took place at: Miami Dade-College; Florida International University (FIU); and the University of Miami. At each event, Gov. Whitman discussed with students the importance of nuclear energy, [read more]
Dr. Patrick Moore Participates in Nuclear Debate with Dr. Arjun Makhijani
On December 10, 2008 CASEnergy co-hosted an event with the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research (IEER) at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore and IEER President Dr. Arjun Makhijani – two of the leading, but opposing, voices on nuclear power – met to debate the future role of nuclear energy. The debate was moderated by Bradford Plumer, Environment and Energy Reporter at The New [read more]
Dr. Moore’s Trip to Michigan
Earlier this September, Co-Chair Dr. Patrick Moore traveled to Michigan for a series of speaking engagements and meetings with local officials in Saginaw and Lansing. The events drew large crowds of people curious to learn about his personal story and why, like many, he believes nuclear energy is vital to the future of America’s energy security and environment.
Dr. Moore began his trip at the Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce, [read more]
CASEnergy Trip to Idaho
CASEnergy recently traveled to Idaho with co-chair Dr. Moore for a two-day schedule packed with meetings in Idaho Falls and Boise, and lots of media opportunities. Below are a few highlights:
Idaho Falls
The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) hosted a breakfast for Dr. Moore, INL staff, Idaho Senators and City Council Members. The breakfast was followed by an interview with KIDK TV News and a meeting with the editorial board [read more]
PPI Debate: Is Atomic Energy A Cure for Climate Change?
On February 26, 2008, the CASEnergy Coalition got together with the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI), research and education institute, to organize a debate in Washington, DC titled, “Is Atomic Energy A Cure for Climate Change?” Environmentalists who fall on both sides of the question, including CASEnergy co-chair Patrick Moore, got together to discuss nuclear energy and its role in the future of our country.
PPI wrote, “Nuclear energy has [read more]
Whitman Visits Illinois
CASEnergy co-chair Christine Todd Whitman kicked off 2008 with a trip to Illinois for a full day packed with meetings, speeches and discussions about nuclear energy with students, staff and faculty at Northside College Preparatory High School and Northeastern Illinois University.
This trip was part of the coalition’s efforts to engage more college students and younger people on nuclear energy and to encourage meaningful dialogue on energy issues.
Governor Whitman [read more]
CASEnergy Participates in the NBCSL Conference
The CASEnergy Coalition participated in the National Black Caucus of State Legislators (NBCSL) 31st Annual Legislative Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas on December 12-16, 2007.
The conference brought together over 500 state legislators from around the country. The theme was “Seeing beyond stronger economies, stronger states” and focused on bringing financial security and economic growth to communities across the United States. NBCSL is resolved to supporting efforts to mitigate [read more]
CASEnergy Launch in South Carolina
CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Todd Whitman traveled to South Carolina to launch the CASEnergy Coalition on November 19th and 20th.
Co-Chair Whitman’s first stop in South Carolina was a speaking engagement at the University of South Carolina, School of Environment. There she addressed the important role that nuclear energy plays in South Carolina.
“It may surprise some of you but 20 percent of America’s electricity today — one out of five [read more]
Co-Chair Christine Todd Whitman visits Illinois and New Hampshire
CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Todd Whitman traveled to Illinois on October 11th and New Hampshire on October 12th.
While in Illinois, Governor Whitman spoke along side Governor Edgars at the University of Illinois’ Institute of Government and Public Affairs. Addressing a crowd of students and faculty, Whitman’s message focused on the role nuclear energy can play when discussing our current and future energy demands.
“Illinois generates over 94 million MWh (94,154,140 [read more]
CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Todd Whitman Brings CASEnergy Message to Michigan
CASEnergy Co-Chair Christine Todd Whitman traveled to Michigan to address the Michigan Chamber of Commerce Future Forum Conference on September 18. She spoke to approximately 300 guests including state legislators, business leaders and community members. Whitman’s message focused on the need to develop a comprehensive energy policy and the critical role nuclear energy can play to supply the country’s and, specifically, Michigan’s future energy demand.
“We are faced with an [read more]
Dr. Patrick Moore Visits Michigan
Not one to tire easily, Dr. Patrick Moore hit the ground running on September 11, traveling across Michigan speaking to reporters and influential audiences at the Monroe Chamber of Commerce, Washtenaw Economic Club and World Affairs Council. Dr. Moore shared his views on nuclear energy and its benefits for the state’s environment, economy and community.
Click here to read the press release about Dr. Moore’s visit to Michigan.
His day [read more]