Climate Action kenya [Podcast By Collins K Wafula]
This is your lets-love-nuclear energy one-stop-shop, and also in matters environmental introspection and social reverbs on science and technology. Creativity, c...
We had a great time with Mr. Douglas Sandridge, an Oil & Gas Executive in the USA. His message came out strongly that everyone needs reliable energy therefore let us diversify the energy mix and not try to over-regulate it.
Listen in the podcast to hear his thought on energy; nuclear energy; hydrogen, as well as climate change issues. He recommends two books for anyone wishing to bring in a great energy renaissance: The Price by David Yergin and Shorting the Grid by Meredith Angwin.
Mr. Douglas Sandridge has supported this podcast by getting me some equipment over christmas! A good chrismas gift for all of us. It is good to support us in all ways because we have the social license to reach out through public engagement, educating our communities and through podcast interviews.
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Nuclear Deployment, Cost and Decommissioning [S2E11]
Dr. Aliki is a Nuclear Engineer and a consultant who has worked with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for two decades and holds an experience of over 30 years both in Netherlands and in Austria; both for IAEA and Nuclear-21. We shared a great conversation and insisted much on the African perspective into how to effectively deploy nuclear and establish a grounding decommissioning framework in the Nuclear Power Program.
Have a listen to this podcast!
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Youths in Science II (Nasibo, Paschalina, Peter, Anton, Danson) [S2E10]
Youths are vibrant, energetic, innovative and beautiful. We had an amazing session talking about climate change issues, GMOs and food security, radiology and nuclear power, minerals and mining as well as mechatronics engineering. Check out the episode and listen to this conversation we had! 🎉🎉
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[Mark Lynas] Let's collectively solve the global issues with science [S2E12]
Mark Lynas writes popular science and covers lots of it. Listen to the podcast to learn more about what he thinks about nuclear power, climate change and Environmental issues. He has written books, most prominently, Six Degree if Climate Emergency [marklynas.org]. Mark is the co-founder of RePlanet which is liberating nature and elevating humanity through it's global chapters and campaigns. As an Alliance for Science fellow, Mark is passionate about solving poverty and food security issues in the world by using GMOs and other science based technologies in food.
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Youths in Science P1 [S2E11]
Let's talk about sexuality, African environmentalism and engineering. This podcast is one of a kind discussion joined in by Alicia Moraa who is a Plastic Tide Turner, Fredrick Omutiti who is a Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Specialist and Nimrod Ambetsa who is an electrical and electronics engineer. All youths in science, let's speak science!
Our debate centered on what we do and why we do that but the tide fell on the 16+🚫 and 18+ 🔞 consent age. Well, Nigeria's consent age is 9+ 🚹🚺. To me that's a baby! Well, listen to this episode and share your thoughts...
This is your lets-love-nuclear energy one-stop-shop, and also in matters environmental introspection and social reverbs on science and technology. Creativity, check ✔️
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