Despite what out-of-state friends and family have said for years, California won’t fall into the Pacific Ocean. But if its policymakers and legislators continue down

The recent shift in the national conversation around nuclear-generated electricity is encouraging. After decades of political hesitation, federal and state leaders are once again speaking

Social media, smartphones, computers, and the many electronic devices that did not exist a century ago are being called “addictive.” A similar question is now

Because California’s transportation fuel market is isolated from the rest of the country, with no major transportation fuel pipelines from out of state over the

With no pipelines crossing the Sierra Nevada, California is an energy island, separated from the crude oil supplies and refinery infrastructure of the other continental

lectricity policy, at its core, is economic policy. Nations that can produce abundant, reliable, and affordable electricity create the conditions for industrial growth, technological leadership,

orldwide economies run on continuous and uninterruptible electricity and transportation fuels like the following: Jet fuel for the military and international airports, diesel fuel for

ost California politicians have hated the zero-emissions electricity generated by nuclear power since 1976, when they passed a moratorium on new nuclear power plants. Nuclear

ith the loss of transportation fuel supplies from Asian refineries resulting from the Iranian War and California’s huge dependency, the 4th largest economy in the world

Why the future depends on balancing human prosperity, energy security, and environmental stewardship. The Net Zero Debate Has Reached a Crossroads For more than a