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Author of “Energy is Life: Why Environmentalism Went Nuclear.” Award-winning Science Communicator. Science with Zi on YouTube/TikTok.
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The myth of scarcity

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By Zion Lights Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Have you ever felt guilty leaving a light on, running a bath instead of taking a shower, or staying in the shower a little too long? If so, you have likely absorbed a story promoted by traditional environmentalism: that energy is scarce and must be rationed. I call this the myth of scarcity.
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Who really killed German nuclear?

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By Zion Lights Verified
| Zion Lights
“It’s all in the game.” - The Wire A few years ago I wrote about how senior officials alleged that Russia sought to influence Western energy debates, including opposition to nuclear energy and fracking, while positioning its own gas exports as an alternative. But Germany’s story goes deeper than I had space to explore then. Who exactly shaped German energy policy, and how did one of the world’s most sophisticated economies end up so catastrophically dependent on a petrostate?
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Europe needs better rockets

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By James O'Malley, M. F. Robbins, Zion Lights Verified
| abundancepod.com
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -57:41 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. On YIMBY Pod this week: How just one planning objection scuppered a neighbourhood battery storage project in Banbury – and what this says about how much money councils are wasting on vexatious complaints. Why Europe needs its own independent space launch capability if we want an abundant future.
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