The Story of Nuclear Power: Coming this Fall from Closing the Gap
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The Story of Nuclear Power: Coming this Fall from Closing the Gap
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The award-winning Closing the Gap podcast is returning for a third season with a special series. It's a sweeping look at the past, present, and future of nuclear energy—one of the most promising, controversial, and misunderstood technologies of the modern age. We're traveling the world to trace the story of the atom—from ancient uranium deposits buried deep within the Earth to the newest reactor designs. The series will take listeners to Marie Curie's perfectly preserved laboratory in France, to a new nuclear waste repository in Finland designed to withstand an ice age, to a uranium boomtown in Utah that never quite went bust, and many other important places along the atomic trail.
Check out our previous episodes on nuclear energy:
- How safe is safe enough?
- Nuclear Energy 2.0 is Upon Us
- A Small Town in Alaska Considers Going Nuclear
- A Nuclear Reactor for Alaska's F-35s
Make sure you're subscribed, so you'll get our nuclear series in your feed as soon as it's released in September.
Closing the Gap is a production of the Alaska Center for Energy and Power at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Our host is Gwen Holdmann. Tony Williams is our producer and engineer. Jennifer Pemberton is our writer and editor.