#Nuclear

Pranay 🏀 Vaddi

pranayrvaddi

If China *may* double its arsenal in the next decade (~200 to ~400 warheads) and does not mate warheads to missiles... I don't see how this impacts extending New START

Rohan Kelly 🏳️‍🌈⚔

RohanTheMajesty

Today on "what are GCs mad about today"It's surrogacy. Again.Of all the things they feel personally victimized by, this is definitely the weirdest to me. I think the most depressing

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

One of the under-appreciated aspects of the Chinese 2060 net-zero target is the massive spillover effects it would have on the rest of the world. An economy as large as

Mohal Joshi

MohalJoshi

1 Thread on President-Elect Biden and his statements in the U.S. Senate in May 1998 post Pokhran 2 nuclear tests 2 (Then) Senator Biden attended a Committee on Foreign Relations

Angela Mayfield

pinkrocktopus

I just wanna tell y’all, if you’re not following @peanut_brigade, you’re missing all the really quality Carter content.I asked for and received the Carter fried catfish recipe, and I don’t

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ScienceNotDogma

1/10 A thread about Michael Shellenberger (@ShellenbergerMD): nuclear lobbyist and climate science denier, for those of you who aren't aware of him OR the #disinformation he spreads on the #ClimateCrisis.First,

Adam Jentleson 🎈

AJentleson

A few quick thoughts on this: it's fine. If Dems control the floor and gavels, and ties in committees advance bills or nominations to the floor, those are the powers

Oscar Guinea

osguinea

It’s US election day and for some time I wanted to write a short thread about EU-US trade policy. Here it comes There have been a number of reports

Yechezkel Moskowitz 🇺🇸

ymosko

Its #SundayFunday and time for more #CCP #RedpillsThe Chinese thorium program began in 2011 much to the fanfare of big tech. 1/https://www.wired.com/2011/02/china-thorium-power/ In the preceding years local news reported an

Julio Friedmann

CarbonWrangler

1/7 Glad to see the topic of low-C heat (especially industrial heat) getting more attention. Thanks @virtualnomad for this piece. A few quick additional thoughts:https://twitter.com/virtualnomad/status/1335574011250667520 2/7 Heat is harder

David Hess

6point626

Some are calling the closure of Fessenheim nuclear power plant a tragedy. But why? After all it was France’s oldest plant. When is a reactor retirement premature rather than reasonable?

Dr. Julie Gurner

drgurner

At the end of the day, who cares if you’re wrong? The best are wrong all the time. Get out there and take some chances today.Here's a thread of

Ryan Goodman

rgoodlaw

Good piece by @jacklgoldsmith on #SolarWindsHackI agree with his main points.But I disagree with some of his analysis, which conflates espionage with far more malicious cyber operations. Vital distinctions in

BrainFeed🧠

brainfeed_co

You’ve heard of the Manhattan Project…But did you know that it featured secret cities, some of the world’s most famous scientists, and $22 billion in government funding?Time for a thread

Heshmat Alavi

HeshmatAlavi

#BREAKING-New images from @Maxar show the scale of destruction from the July 2 explosion at #Iran's Natanz nuclear site.-Damage to the site underground elements are also possible.-Some debris are distanced

David Rothkopf

djrothkopf

It's not the "nuclear option" to get rid of the filibuster. It is returning Senate procedure to where it has been for most of history. The filibuster is the aberration.

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