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In Episode 83 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jennifer Ward examine how media coverage of nuclear accidents compares to coal and hydroelectric disasters, from Fukushima's muted domestic reporting to the largely forgotten Banqiao Dam failure that killed hundreds of thousands. They dig into surprising material and safety statistics, including why solar requires more concrete than nuclear and how "dragon king" events skew our understanding of energy risk. Drawing on Paul Slovic's landmark research on risk perception, they explore why nuclear sits in the most feared category of any hazard, with public perception diverging from expert assessment by a factor of 10,000.
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In Episode 78 of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jen Ward sit down with orbital data center experts Jason Aspiotis and Gert Willemse to separate hype from reality. Beyond the Elon Musk headlines, they explore the real use cases already driving this technology, from military intelli…
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In this Good Science, Bad Science episode of The Atomic Exchange Podcast, Dr. Goran Calic and Jen Ward examine a paper on the geoeconomics of renewable hydrogen-based industrial production. They break down three scenarios for bridging the gap between where renewable energy is abundant and where ind…
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