Japan is still reeling from the aftermath of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster in 2011, caused by the historic earthquake. Scientists are trying to learn from the devastating event by trying to further develop technology to improve nuclear energy, but are the risks too deadly to even keep nuclear energy around? This podcast presents two sides of this debate that is raging on. (Final podcast)
Solar energy has transformed into an efficient and reliable form of renewable energy, and this podcast presents the large role it could have for energy use in the near future.
Plans for the construction of a wind farm in Grant County, Oklahoma is stirring up some debate. Concerned local Lavel calls in to Energy News Weekly, co-hosted by Colleen and Anna, and expresses his concerns to David, a renewable energy expert. (Final version)
Episode 3 of Lafayette’s Renewable Resources Podcast: Hydroelectricity in Nepal
Tidal Energy is a form of renewable energy with a lot of potential. Sadly it isn’t able to fulfill that potential today, however, it’s on it’s way there.
