Tag: nuclear

Germany is not doing all it can to cut back energy use and increase economic pressure on Russia, I argue in this piece for China Dialogue.

Europe faces a massive wave of nuclear reactor closures. But it lacks a coherent approach to organize this process. Building up capacities for exnovation would help to turn decommissioning into a strategy of ecological modernization.

The amount of nuclear waste is growing worldwide. But even 70 years after the beginning […]

Last week I took the Energiewende on the road along the US East Coast.

Back in 2014 Craig Morris and I wrote a paper on the German coal conundrum. […]

A survey of American climate activists by Grist inspired us to conduct our own survey on the priorities of […]

In January, US environmental website Grist.org published a survey of leaders in the environmental community […]

The last post showed the impressive overlapping between French and German energy goals. This article places a […]

Repeatedly, critics of Germany’s energy transition say that France’s is a better model to follow. […]

Is Germany building new coal plants to replace nuclear despite the country’s green ambitions? Many […]