Pandora’s Promise

Pandora’s Promise

7:00 PM, Wednesday, February 8, 2023 PST

Location: Online Event - Pacific Standard Time (click for map)

by Harriet Wolf / February 5, 2023 / 0 Online Event, see event description for link

A filmmaker explores the history of nuclear power, investigating why so many strident opponents have changed their tune and what, if any, role it has in helping humanity avert the environmental catastrophe it likely faces in the future. The film can be viewed in advance and independently for free at
https://tinyurl.com/CSH-Pandora-1 or https://tinyurl.com/CSH-Pandora-2 It is also available for viewing through kanopy.com.

Register for the panel event where the pros and cons of using nuclear energy to solve the environmental and energy needs of our planet will be discussed https://www.shirhadash.org/event/shoc-social-justice-panel-discussion4.html

Special Guests: Woody Hastings, Fossil Fuel Phaseout Manager, The Climate Center (founded by Al Gore) and Eric Loewen, Ph.D. Chief Consulting Engineer, Advanced Plants Technology, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy

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