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When Hollywood A-listers purposely and publicly preach an end to fossil fuel use while gassing up their executive jets, I simply must speak out.
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Canada far ahead if other oil-exporting nations on sical and enviro fronts
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The world needs oil now and will need it for the foreseeable future. Greenpeace activists are living in a dream world.
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Dr Moore is very much in favour of reducing our dependence on fossil fuels but we need oil now so it matters greatly where the oil comes from.
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Dr Moore attends Governor`s Energy Conference with a different point of view.
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An interview with Energybiz summarizes Patrick's continued support for nuclear energy. |
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The National Post is releasing excerpts from Dr Moore's book Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout: The Making of a Sensible Environmentalist |
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Innovation in the energy sector has the potential to be a critical economic driver and nuclear is one clean energy sector where growth is imminent.
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Dr Moore believes this earth day is a good year for both the environment and world peace.
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President Obama`s announcement that the federal government would guarantee loans for two advanced-design nuclear plants in Georgia was good news. |
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Nuclear energy is undergoing a renaissance. The World Nuclear Association predicts nuclear power plants may double worldwide by 2030.
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In a recent interview with Business Lansing, Dr Moore answers five key quesitons on nuclear energy.
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Dr. Moore's letter to the editor in response to November 10 opinion piece
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Dr. Moore's commentary on nulcear energy is published in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Dr Moore suggests now may be the right time for Oregon to consider putting nucealr energy back to work on behalf of clean air and economic growth.
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While in Texas, Dr Moore make the case to use nuclear energy in combination with renewables to create a sustainable, clean energy portfolio.
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Patrick Moore responds to Amy Collards suggestion it is viable to replace all nuclear and fossil fuel energy sources with renewables by 2040.
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Patrick Moore`s published letter to the editor addresses selective citations in Mark Lemstra`s report - Exposure to radiation and health outcomes.
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Patrick Moore`s letter to the editor debating nuclear energy vs natural gas to replace coal.
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Concern over House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson`s introduced ILUC legislation going to far and ultimately having a huge impact on the renewable-fuels industry is discussed.
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Dr Moore applauds Georgia's state Senate for approving Bill 31, which would help raise funding necessary to build two reactors.
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As an advisor to the New York Affordable Reliable Electricity Alliance, Dr Moore was invited to present to the NRC |
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Moore, 61, talked with the Times at Gov. Charlie Crist's Climate Change Summit in Miami late last month about nuclear energy and leaving Greenpeace.
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Nuclear energy can help solve both our long-term environmental challenges as a nation and the near-term economic needs of Florida's families.
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Dr Moore's letter to the editor published in the Poughkeepsie Journal discusses how New York State would be wise to keep its six nuclear reactors.
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On a recent trip to Wenatchee to speak with the local PUDs, the Wenatchee World interviewed Dr Moore to discuss his views on renewables and nulcear.
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Columbia Basin editorial board met with Dr Moore to discuss his views on renewables and nuclear energy to reduce emssions. And tey agreed
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Dr Moore shows support for the wind farm plans of Borough President James Molinaro as part of a path toward cleaner air and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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Dr Moore's letter to the editor in response to Bruce Cox (May 20) is published in the National Post.
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The Wall Street Journal picked up Dr Moore's interview with Fareed Zakaria of Newsweek discussing my views on nuclear energy as the energy of the future.
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Fareed Zakaria of Newsweek contacted Dr Moore to discuss my history with Greenpeace and why I believe nuclear is the energy of the future.
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In a letter to the editor, Dr Moore is hopeful the Massechusetts Legislature appears poised to enact energy legislation to help move the state forward on CO2 reduction.
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Today's new technologies often face the same backlash, fears, sensationalism and poor public relations that nuclear power faced in the 1970's.
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Greenpeace was right to stop the bomb and save the whales, but it never should have opposed nuclear energy.
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While on a university tour in South Africa, Money web reports on Dr Moore's sustainable energy speech.
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Moore explains his shift from `politics of confrontation` in his Greenpeace days, to `politics of consensus` and focusing on what should be done.
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As environmental awareness becomes more mainstream, some observers see groups like Greenpeace loosing their impact.
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Speaking to the Telegraph Journal, Dr Moore explains we have a virtually endless supply of nuclear fuel and how there is no limit in terms of our needs for our future.
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Visiting New Brunswick to speak with university and business groups, Dr Moore discusses his views on nuclear energy.
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Moore spoke with CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos about the potential for nuclear power as well as where he thinks environmentalists went wrong.
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Patrick Moore responds to Penni Marshall's misinformation and fear mongering about nuclear power.
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Dr Moore points out the UK government is putting the horse before the cart by announcing a huge wind energy programme.
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Dr Moore believes Greenpeace and company are stuck in the 1970s when it comes to the policy on energy as it relates to climate change.
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Dr Moore is interviewed by the New York Times in response to Mr Cuomo's suggestion of closing Indian Point.
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Moore spoke with Wired News about why he thinks nuclear is the clear winner.
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Tucker Carlson and Dr Moore discuss nuclear energy and the need for American consensus.
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Attendees of the president's climate change should not lose site of the fact that nuclear energy is a key component to New Jersey's future energy mix.
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Patrick Moore advised the World affiars Council in Grand Rapid, the key to a sustainable future is nuclear.
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Though Dr Patrick Moore might have been a founder of Greenpeace, today he is one of their strongest critics.
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Dr Moore speaks with Glenn Beck of CNN about his founding years with Greenpeace, why he separated ways and his support for nuclear energy.
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Dr Moore addresses Greenpeace's attacks while failing to address realistic solutions to Ontario's real energy needs.
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Dr Moore anwers questions and concerns on nuclear energy and why he believes nuclear energy to be a safe, reliable energy source.
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Canadian scientist Patrick Moore talked to the Resident about New York's sustainability and his belief in nuclear power.
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Tyler Hamilton's column on potential energy sources for the oil sands makes an unreasonable comparison.
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McMaster is producing specialists dedicated to researching , building, operating and maintaining the country's nuclear energy facilities.
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Nuclear power plants are a practical option for producing clean, cost-effective, reliable and safe baseload power in Alberta's oilsands.
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Dr Moore speaks to BureauCrash regarding his history with Greenpeace and his support of nuclear energy.
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Houston Chronicle interviews Dr Moore on the renaissance of nuclear energy as a logical replacement to fossil fuels.
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Dr Moore is invited to discuss nuclear energy in the inuagural issue of Stockholm Networks' newsletter
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In an era of global warming, some environmentalists are taking a second look at a much maligned energy source.
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Dr Patrick Moore strongly supports the renewal of the license for the Indian Point nuclear plants in Westchester.
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The UK government's Energy Review looked at the big picture surrounding energy needs, and wisely called for a resurgence in nuclear power generation.
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Patrick Moore believes nuclear is the environmentally smart power. His former Greenpeace colleagues disagree. |
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Canadian Patrick Moore said nuclear power is undergoing a renaissance because of concerns about global warning. |
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Dr Patrick Moore responds to federal minister`s musings on nuclear power and Alberta`s oilsands.
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Dr. Patrick Moore is one of the world's highest-profile converts to nuclear energy, which he believes is the cleanest and safest replacement for fossil fuels. The former Greenpeace International director, now a business consultant, says Australia should be making better use of its uranium by putting it through the enrichment process here... Interview with ABC's David Weber.
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The Greening of Nuclear Power, May 13, 2006
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It's strange that so many of the positions now advocated by green activists actually pose serious threats to the environment... Michael Duffy interviews Dr. Patrick Moore.
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Letter to Ottawa Citizen RE: Nuclear energy
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letter to Peterborough examiner
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Letter to the Toronto Star
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Let's use revenue from oil and gas development to research and implement these renewable energies of the future.
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Geothermal energy is catching on around the globe. Dr. Moore explains how the renewable technology works, and highlights the career of Dave Hatherton, a Canadian Geothermal pioneer.
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