When existing nuclear plants close, they are almost always replaced by fossil fuels.
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Yes, we can innovate and improve our technology for the future, but right now, nuclear is the only non-emitting source of 24/7 electricity.
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“They do research and communicate in academic terms,” says Zaitz, referring to existing pro-nuclear groups. “We want to reach people—to change hearts and minds.”
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While California claims to be at the forefront of energy policy and environmental leadership, our in-state electricity sector is still more than 45 percent natural gas.
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Given Kristin Zaitz’s profile, you might think she’d be the last person to take a job at a nuclear power plant. She’s a trail-running, home-birthing, farmers-market shopping mother of three.
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Heather emphasizes the point that while the company says they don’t need power from Diablo, and that may be technically true, it’s a far cry from the whole truth of our situation with energy in California.
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Developments with the failed VC.Summer plant, DOE’s grid study on nuclear capacity, and look into where next generation companies are building their prototypes. Mothers for nuclear guest!
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As mothers, I think we also have an important role to play in letting the public know that we support nuclear for the future, for our children.
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