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Welcome to C4E Presents, a podcast from Stony Brook University’s Collaborative for the Earth. From climate attribution to marine plastics, we confront the difficult questions about climate change head-on.
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Nuclear Safety Watchdog | C4E Presents #050 (opens the original)
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Edwin Lyman is concerned about nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism. Host Heather Lynch and Lyman, physicist and director of nuclear power safety at The Union of Concerned Scientists , discuss the organization’s decades-long role as a nuclear safety watchdog. This is a director’s cut of America's Nuclear Future , a national radio broadcast special from American Public Media . Learn more: “ Fukushima: The Story of a Nuclear Disaster ” (The New Press; 2014) “ The NRC’s new Mission Impossibl
Wind, Water, Solar | C4E Presents #049 (opens the original)
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Mark Jacobson has spent the majority of the last two decades developing roadmaps to completely transition states to wind, water and solar renewable energies — not nuclear. Host Heather Lynch and Jacobson, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University and co-founder of the non-profit group, The Solutions Project , with actor/activist Mark Ruffalo, spoke in November 2025. This is a director’s cut of America's Nuclear Future , a national radio broadcast special from Amer
Nuclear Power ‘Baloney’ | C4E Presents #048 (opens the original)
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Investigative journalist Karl Grossman has had his eye on nuclear energy since the 1970s. Grossman, an author and nationally syndicated television host turned journalism professor and co-founder of the anti-nuclear proliferation group, Beyond Nuclear, told producer J.D. Allen that the shift to nuclear power to fight climate change is just baloney — a result of media failures since the fight to stop the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant on Long Island. This is a director’s cut of America's Nuclear Fut
Building Nuclear Energy In The U.S. | C4E Presents #047 (opens the original)
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Steven Biegalski closely monitored the development of the United State's first nuclear power facility in the last decade at Plant Vogtle near Augusta, Georgia. Host Heather Lynch and producer J.D. Allen spoke with Biegalski, chair of the Nuclear and Radiological Engineering program and Medical Physics program at Georgia Institute of Technology, in October 2025. This is a director’s cut of America's Nuclear Future , a national radio broadcast special from American Public Media . Learn more: “ Eva
Debating Going Nuclear | C4E Presents #046 (opens the original)
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More than 100 people joined students from New York University's debate team on Governors Island to argue what role nuclear energy should play in fighting climate change. Hear the full arguments for and against going nuclear featured in C4E Presents’ director’s cut of America's Nuclear Future , a national radio broadcast special from American Public Media in early 2026. Learn more: SBU Hosts 2nd Annual Environmental Forum on Nuclear Energy’s Role in Climate Solutions Preparing leaders through the
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