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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2021 · 48 MIN

With Dr Chris Keefer //Host, Decouple Podcast

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Episode Notes;The Decouple podcast is borne out of the concern for a clean and sustainable future towards expanding human flourishing with strong support for nuclear as a way to achieving this elegant future; obtaining its name from the Ecomodernist manifesto by Michael Shellenberger and his team.It is not Africa's responsibility to solve the climate crisis/problem.Nuclear inarguably has high energy density and is only just to use it for sustainable developmentRadiation fallout from Fukushima accident did not kill anybody but rather the panic reaction to the tsunami/evacuation that caused the deaths.Interesting twist to SMRs not being the only viable solution and the need for humility to build nuclear power plants.Listen, follow, download and subscribe on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, TuneIn and other podcast platforms.If you want to feature as a guest, please sign up here: https://airtable.com/appnJpXSb5U2nKZvv/shr7UE5fhpAgfRaVcContact us: afrinukepodcastatgmail.com Key: [at = @]Follow us on Twitter: @afrinuke andThank you

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