“We can do stuff, we can solve problems. It sounds cliché, but it’s on us to build the future that we want.”

I'm sorry, but 🤬🤬🤬🤬 being polite on this. River keeper's statement is 100% gaslighting. What closing Indian Point kicked off was a substantively delayed effort to fill the big carbon-free hole left by its closure with substantially more expensive resources that have STILL not yet been completed, and even if pursued, could have helped REDUCE New York emissions instead of simply catch back up to where the state was before IP's closure. 🤬 that. We don't have time for that kind of self-own.

One chapter in and this book from @isabelleboemeke (@isodope) is going to be important. Very well-written for everyday people, dash of humor, but shining a light on an important tech that’s resurging: nuclear electricity. Thanks for the rec, @AaloAtomics!

Rad Future is written with a rare sense of urgency and optimism, weaving together science, history, and culture in a way that is both rigorous and accessible. By the end, I felt challenged, informed, and hopeful! 🔥☢️ @isabelleboemeke @isodope

Nuclear energy people are really pro-human. I remember noticing this when I first started reading about it and it was a stark contrast when I switched from working on other energy. It is so enjoyable as a culture. @isabelleboemeke’s new book is a great example of this.

La modelo e ‘influencer’ @isabelleboemeke, alias @isodope, promueve la energía nuclear como solución climática. Su libro 'Rad Future' acaba de salir, e impulsa un cambio cultural hacia lo atómico. Artículo en The New York Times @nytimes @nytimeses

You can laugh all you want, but climate anxiety is a major reason why young people feel hopeless and don’t want to have children. A much better and useful thing to do would be to show them that problems are solvable, and that we have the tools needed.

citizens! be aware. exposure to Rad Future may cause desire to actually solve energy scarcity and climate change with nuclear power, emitting nuclear electronic enthusiasms (or, “neutrons”) in unbounded, continuous, chain reactions Thank you for your attention to this matter.

What IS the meaning of life, and can we keep it in the age of AI?! - with @isabelleboemeke 👇

Astonishing to still hear baseless fears of nuclear energy. "But... Three-Mile Island, Chernobyl, Fukushima, spent fuel rods..." @isabelleboemeke rebuts all these & more in her new book. Why don't critics worry about deaths & problems from coal mines, fossil fuels, pollution...?