Nuclear disasters are catastrophic events that require immediate and decisive action to maximize chances of survival. This article outlines crucial steps to take before, during,...
1. Chernobyl disaster (1986): The explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine released about 5.2 million petabecquerels (PiBq) of radioactive material into the...
The Fukushima Daiichi accident of 2011 starkly highlighted the critical vulnerabilities in emergency preparedness for nuclear incidents, a challenge that persists globally. Not all regions...
Public perception of nuclear energy remains a significant barrier to the development of new technologies and facilities. Mistrust and fear, largely fueled by past accidents...
An eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano could have catastrophic consequences, potentially blanketing vast areas of the United States in ash and triggering extreme global cooling....
The Human Survival Data Ark An archive of knowledge essential for preventing human extinction and rebooting civilization after a major disaster needs to be more...
As the global population continues to grow and environmental challenges escalate, the need for effective management of Earth’s resources has never been more urgent. Big...
When and if the political will ever exists, there is a simple answer: We need, as a species, a perpetually self-correcting effective framework of governance...
Radiation can be frightening for many people, but as a scientist who has worked safely with ionizing radiation, I’ll say this: don’t let concerns about...