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Years ago Dr, Moore was the co-founder of Greenpeace, today, he is our CASEnergy co-chair. Watch an interview he did with ETV’s Matthew Walton. Dr. Moore outlines his position on nuclear and his thoughts on the future of nuclear in the U.S.
Job Creation in the Nuclear Renaissance
YouTube: Nuclear Energy’s Resurgence Promises to Spur Job Growth
Co-Chair Christine Todd Whitman discusses the economic opportunities provided by nuclear
On June 17, co-chair Christine Todd Whitman hosted a press conference at the National Press Club to launch our new jobs initiative and release our new white paper titled “Job Creation in the Nuclear Renaissance.”
Environmentalists Debate the Future of Nuclear Energy
On February 26, 2008, the Progressive Policy Institute held a debate in Washington, DC on nuclear energy titled, “Is Atomic Energy A Cure for Climate Change?” Our CASEnergy co-chair Dr. Patrick Moore was one of the panelists. The forum featured environmentalists debating environmentalists on the benefits of nuclear power versus the risks involved in generating it. See below to watch videos from the event and to see Dr. Moore in [read more]
Phil Wise D-Keokuk interview with Fox News in Iowa
CASEnergy Coalition member and State Representative Phil Wise D-Keokuk spoke to Fox News in Iowa about the growing interest in nuclear energy and its ability to provide a constant source of environmentally-friendly energy. Click here to watch the YouTube video.
Robert Rosner interview with E&E TV
Robert Rosner, director of Argonne National Laboratories, was also interviewed on E&E TV On Point. He discusses climate change and states that increasing use of nuclear energy unavoidable in the U.S.
Dr. Moore interview with E&E TV
CASEnergy co-chair Dr. Patrick Moore was interviewed by E&E TV On Point, part of Energy & Environment Daily. A transcript is also available on this page.
Dr. Moore on CBS
Don Shelby at WCCO, a CBS affiliate, sat down with Dr. Moore to discuss his support of nuclear energy. The link takes you to the full interview.
Hillary Clinton on Nuclear Energy
In this short YouTube clip, Hillary Clinton addresses a question about nuclear energy. She states her concern for storing spent fuel, but that she believes nuclear power can supply our future energy needs.