• Episode 40 - Congressman Brandon Williams || Catching Up With Congress's ONLY Nuclear Engineer

  • Jun 4 2024
  • Length: 45 mins
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Episode 40 - Congressman Brandon Williams || Catching Up With Congress's ONLY Nuclear Engineer

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  • Stephen is joined by Congressman Brandon Williams, Congress’s ONLY nuclear engineer, to discuss the need for a systems engineering approach in policy-making, the challenges faced by nuclear energy advocates in Congress, and the importance of embracing complexity in environmental policymaking decisions as we combat climate change. He also addresses the climate challenge, the role of conservatives in climate leadership, and the future of nuclear technology while highlighting the impact of political decisions on energy and the need for thoughtful solutions as we tackle these complex issues. Takeaways It’s important to employ a systems engineering approach in policy-making and to embrace complexity in addressing complex issues. Conservatives need to play a major role in climate leadership and bring thoughtful solutions to the table to address the climate challenge. Nuclear technology’s future is bright. Political decisions we make today on energy and the environment have a direct impact on the environment. Follow American Conservation Coalition on all major social platforms at ACC_National. Donate to ACC: https://donate.acc.eco/comingclean Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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