Steve Taylor

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273 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 13 Aug

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Breaking Green · AI Power Demands Are Rewriting Nuclear Safety with Peter Jones · 15 Jun 2026 podcast

What agency are you dealing with when it comes to this nuclear uh waste?

Why is there a need for so much public um organization around this?

Are are they just wanting to leave the waste there?

What's what's what's happening?

It is it's still there.

There's no uh nuclear repository, one single place.

There's no federal repository right now for nuclear waste.

Wha what what's causing this uh this this this this push, uh especially for the smaller nuclear reactors?

Do you think this pressure from uh uh people wanting to invest uh for uh you know, we we some see some potential when it comes to data centers and artificial intelligence, that pressure, do do you think that's influencing the regulatory environment right now?

Yeah, let's talk about that a bit.

Are there new studies?

You I think you referred to one that shows that uh we really should be paying more attention or be more concerned uh uh about long term health effects even from low dose exposure to radiation.

So we have these studies that show that that uh exposure to low doses of radiation could be more harmful even than, you know uh I guess maybe more acute exposures in in some ways.

What's the NRC trying to do with its guidance and its device?

Well well that's I mean I uh

You know, for someone as simple as me, I I would think that maybe the industry is pushing our regulators.

Because it it w what's interesting to me about this, we want to go small.

We wanna we wanna have uh more smaller

Reactors, so more communities will will be, you know, living with a reactor.

I mean, I I I I find that kind of problematic, not only even from the health concerns, but if there is a problem, I don't think homeowners insurance even covers nuclear accidents.

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