It is possible for the United States to transition to a carbon-free energy system without nuclear power. We can show you how, and help you spread the word.
The Plan: A Roadmap for U.S. Energy Policy:
The Carbon-Free, Nuclear-Free Roadmap for US energy policy shows in detail, step-by-step, how to get from here to the world we want to live in.
I want to know everything!
Download the CFNF Book for free here.
I want a good understanding.
Download the Executive Summary here [Also available in Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish].
Dowload a March 2009 update of the study, "The Technical and Economic Feasibility of a Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free Energy System in the United States" here.
Give me the basics.
- How to Save the World in two pages. Summary here.
- How to Save the World in slightly more detail. Download the Four page Summary (pdf) here.
- I want to tell my friends what I know, and debate with my neighbors. See "Debating the Issues: talking points and frequently asked questions" here (download the Talking Points here)
- I want to teach my friends what I know. Download presentation slides here
The Roadmap to a CFNF future
The Clean Dozen: 12 most urgent policies to move the U.S. to a carbon-free and nuclear-free energy system
It’s our future, our climate, our environment and our responsibility to solve the problems of climate change. To do this, we must take action together! This means that while changing our lightbulbs is good, changing the regulations for lightbulbs is better—it multiplies our effects exponentially. If we are going to solve a problem as big as climate change, we need to take big steps fast. We have to change not only our lightbulbs, but our buildings and our country.
