Nuclear Now
Synopsis
Uranium atoms, found in the Earth's crust, contain concentrated energy that was first harnessed in the mid-20th century for bombs and submarine power.
Synopsis
In France, Russia, and the United States, the nuclear industry faces scrutiny and debate. Director Oliver Stone presents a narrative that traces the history of uranium energy, first harnessed in the mid-20th century for military and civilian use. The film details the United States' early advancements in nuclear electricity generation. It also addresses the influence of coal and oil interests that fueled public fear of nuclear power as societies shifted from fossil fuels. The documentary calls for a reevaluation of nuclear energy's role in addressing climate change and energy poverty.
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