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Vincent Ialenti

  • MacArthur Postdoctoral Fellow - George Washington University
Helsinki
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nuclear waste anthropologist | former DOE program manager | senior fellow at Tampere University | longstormer

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Smaller Nuclear Weapons And Power Plants Under Development Hold Promise And Peril (Forbes)

Smaller Nuclear Weapons And Power Plants Under Development Hold Promise And Peril (Forbes)

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Envisioning Landscapes Of Our Very Distant Future (NPR)

Envisioning Landscapes Of Our Very Distant Future (NPR)

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Death & Succession Among Finland’s Nuclear Waste Experts (Physics Today)

Death & Succession Among Finland’s Nuclear Waste Experts (Physics Today)

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Waste Makes Haste: How a Campaign to Speed Up Nuclear Waste Shipments Shut Down the WIPP Repository

Waste Makes Haste: How a Campaign to Speed Up Nuclear Waste Shipments Shut Down the WIPP Repository

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Why Nuclear Power Professionals Are Serious About Joking Around (Nautilus)

Why Nuclear Power Professionals Are Serious About Joking Around (Nautilus)

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Books Trump Should Read Before Getting The Nuclear Codes (NPR)

Books Trump Should Read Before Getting The Nuclear Codes (NPR)

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What America Owes The Nuclear Future

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By Vincent Ialenti
| Noema Magazine Verified
Credits Vincent Ialenti is a former U.S. Department of Energy official on the research faculty in Cal Poly Humboldt’s Department of Environmental Studies. He holds a PhD in anthropology from Cornell University and is the author of “Deep Time Reckoning” (MIT Press, 2020). NYE COUNTY, Nev. — The desert heat simmers as we gather at the tunnel entrance. Sunlight sharp enough to bleach color from the hills washes over a low, unassuming ridge of volcanic tuff.
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The Mind-Bending Challenge of Warning Future Humans about Nuclear Waste

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By Vincent Ialenti, Christina MacPherson
| nuclear-news.net
The Mind-Bending Challenge of Warning Future Humans about Nuclear Waste Designing nuclear-waste repositories is part engineering, part anthropology—and part mythmaking Scientific American, By Vincent Ialenti edited by Seth Fletcher, 17 Nov 25 “…………………………………………………………………………………………………….
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Nuclear-Waste Arks Are a Bold Experiment in Protecting Future Generations

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By Vincent Ialenti
| Scientific American Verified
This article is part of a package in collaboration with Forbes on time capsules, preserving information and communicating with the future. Read more from the report. IGNACE, Ontario, C.E. 51,500—Feloo, a hunter, chews a strip of roasted caribou flank, washing it down with water from a nearby lake. Her boots press into thin soil that, each summer, thaws into a sodden marsh above frozen ground. Caribou herds drift across the tundra, nibbling lichen and calving on the open flats.
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