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Decision-Makers' Forum on a Unified Strategy for Nuclear Energy

Authors: Ineel;

Decision-Makers' Forum on a Unified Strategy for Nuclear Energy

Abstract

An abundant and secure energy supply is critical to our country’s prosperity, and energy supply is now a central issue in global stability and security. Unfortunately, the Unites States continues to steadily increase the fraction of energy it imports from foreign sources. In May 2001, the National Energy Policy noted that this imbalance, "if allowed to continue, will inevitably undermine our economy, our standard of living, and our national security." In addition to these serious impacts, growing concern about air pollution and atmospheric carbon levels hold the potential for global climate change. According to the National Academy of Sciences, the Earth’s surface temperature has risen by about 1 degree Fahrenheit in the past century, with accelerated warming during the past two decades. The current energy supply situation clearly demands coordinated action. Nuclear energy is preeminent in its ability to deliver affordable energy today and meet the growing imperatives for clean air and energy supplies in the future.

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Air, Energy Policy, Nuclear Energy: D2, Policy And Economy, Availability, Climatic Change, Nuclear Energy, Carbon, Energy Supplies, Imports, Air Pollution, Security, 29 - Energy Planning, Stability, Standard Of Living Nuclear Energy: D2

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