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EPISODE · May 1, 2019 · 39 MIN

Confessions of a Rogue Nuclear Regulator: The Grotesque Danger and Misguided Hope of Nuclear Power

from The Edge with Mark Thompson

As third world energy demands increase and worldwide demands expand, there is a need to find clean, affordable energy. Some have pointed to nuclear power as the answer.  Former Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Greg Jaczko Speaks with Mark about the misguided hope of nuclear power and the clear dangers associated with bringing more reactors on line worldwide. Gregory Jaczko has written the book CONFESSIONS OF A ROGUE NUCLEAR REGULATOR you can get it here. contact the show at [email protected] :00-03:05 Mark welcome 3:05-5:50 Comic, J. Elvis Weinstein and Mark visit briefly 5:50-38:33 Former Chairman, Greg Jaczko, talks with Mark  

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