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Co-chair Christie Todd Whitman spoke to WLW AM (Ohio) host’s Mike McConnell
Co-chair Christie Todd Whitman spoke to WLW AM (Ohio) host’s Mike McConnell on August 21 about the coalition’s work. She debunks many of the myths about nuclear and addresses the changing views of environmentalists toward nuclear.
Christine Todd Whitman spoke on WDET’s “Detroit Today”
Christine Todd Whitman spoke on WDET’s “Detroit Today” on July 11, 2007, about her role as CASEnergy co-chair to encourage discussion about nuclear energy. She highlights the debate surrounding nuclear energy and demonstrates its clean air and environmental benefits. Additionally, she states the need for a diverse mix of energy sources, which includes nuclear power, as a way to meet growing demand.
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Christine Todd Whitman spoke on WJR’s “News Talk” in Detroit
Co-chair Christine Todd Whitman spoke on WJR’s “News Talk” in Detroit, Michigan on July 11, 2007 to dispel myths about nuclear energy and to discuss nuclear energy as a safe, affordable and reliable source of power in the summer months. She highlights nuclear’s ability to meet rising electricity demand and serve as a solution for climate change.
Listen to WJR-Detroit Frank Beckmann Show
Christine Todd Whitman called into WGIR’s morning talk program, the “Charlie Sherman Show”
On July 11, 2007, CASEnergy co-chair Christine Todd Whitman called into WGIR’s morning talk program, the “Charlie Sherman Show”, in Manchester, New Hampshire to discuss nuclear energy in New Hampshire, particularly the Seabrook Nuclear plant, and the work she is doing with Patrick Moore as co-chair to spread knowledge about nuclear’s benefits.
Listen to WGIR’s morning talk program, the “Charlie Sherman Show”
Dr. Patrick Moore on Washington Post Radio with Bob Kur
CASEnergy co-chair Dr. Patrick Moore was on Washington Post Radio with Bob Kur on June 21, in conjunction with President Bush’s visit to Browns Ferry power plant. The segment was entitled “Is it time to rethink nuclear power?” Dr. Moore stated that the “nuclear renaissance” stems largely from two main factors: climate change and energy security. Additionally, Dr. Moore spoke about his work with CASEnergy Coalition, and why he and [read more]
