I want to imagine a day the United States is without nuclear power, a day that I don't want to see in our country's futu...
Senator Feinstein and I don't agree on everything about nuclear power, but we agree on this priority.
Secretary Moniz said at our hearing that by the end of the year, the Department would begin the process of moving forwar...
I know that we've got a company coming into Tennessee, and with plans to build these massive turbines that are twice as ...
My suspicion is that the major source of electricity that will benefit from improved storage will be nuclear.
Well, we like to work that way.
Don't you see a real disconnect in the public discussion between those who see the urgency of climate change but who don...
If 20 of the leading science agencies in the industrialized countries of the world have said it's a threat and that huma...
One of the difficulties is that nuclear power doesn't get credit for being carbon-free at a time when many people think ...
I think nuclear power must overcome its own significant shortcomings--one, astronomical upfront costs; and, two, waste t...
We need to invest in the next generation of reactors.
Now Congress should take the next steps, and pass the bipartisan Nuclear Waste Administration Act.
Senator Feinstein and I are united on that;
I think we want to make sure that if we're going to have something that our kids and grandkids and generations and gener...
I want to compliment you, and your predecessor, too, for continuing to be an advocate for the importance of nuclear powe...
You support the idea that we should move on several tracks at the same time.
I think our nuclear energy percentage, as a whole, is going to go down, and we're going to have a decimated industry.
Unless you do something like the 25-year $11.6 billion program to create advanced reactors, we won't have the option.
