nuclear

earth day reminder:
we can’t decarbonize without nuclear energy.

solar and wind are essential—but intermittent.
batteries help—but still expensive.
nuclear is our only scalable, 24/7 clean energy source where the pent fuel contained and managed.

zero emissions, minimal land footprint and, reliable baseload power.

the future is bright for nuclear energy at scale with much more hardwork and things to learn ahead. keep going!

writings here:

earth day reminder:
we can’t decarbonize without nuclear energy.

solar and wind are essential—but intermittent.
batteries help—but still expensive.
nuclear is our only scalable, 24/7 clean energy source where the pent fuel contained and managed.

zero emissions, minimal land footprint and, reliable baseload power.

the future is bright for nuclear energy at scale with much more hardwork and things to learn ahead. keep going!

writings here: https://substack.com/@davidtphung

building for human progress (/nuclear x /space) architecture +x @nlt143 DTP FSD conversations /with each other /keepgoing ad astra pro terra! proverbs 29:18

Couldn’t agree more. If we’re serious about a sustainable future, nuclear has to be part of the conversation. It’s not about choosing one source over another

it’s about building a balanced, resilient energy mix that actually works long-term.