

Decouple
There are technologies that decouple human well-being from its ecological impacts. There are politics that enable these technologies. Join me as I interview world experts to uncover hope in this time of planetary crisis.
Episodes


Nuclear Fuel: The Most Sophisticated Industrial Product You've Never Learned About

The Most Boring Path to 10 Gigawatts: Why Nuclear Uprates Matter Right Now
Unlocking 6 to 10 gigawatts of capacity within the existing U.S. nuclear fleet requires standardized uprates of Westinghouse 3 and 4-loop pressurized water reactors. While the nuclear steam supply system can be optimized, the primary bottleneck remains the bespoke, heterogeneous balance of plant infrastructure that com...

AI with Chinese Characteristics

A Case Study of Excellence from Canada’s Nuclear Golden Age

EPR: The Reactor That Tried to Please Everyone and Satisfied No One

Why Nuclear Shipping Is Inherently Niche

Janus: The Army’s Second Attempt at Fielding Microreactors

Why the First Nuclear Renaissance Failed: Can America Build Eight AP1000s Now?

The Real Stakes of a Saudi Nuclear Deal

Microreactors: A Mirage of American Nuclear Innovation?

The AP1000 Masterclass

The Great Nuclear Reshoring

Russia’s Maritime Nuclear Fleet: A Glimpse Behind the Curtain

How China Builds Reactors So Fast
In this episode of Decouple, host Speaker 2 welcomes François Morin, the World Nuclear Association's lead on China, for a discussion on the current state and future prospects of nuclear energy in China. Morin provides insights into China's nuclear construction trends, the role of the Nuclear Safety Authority, and the c...

Engineering State v. Lawyerly Society

Where Is Nature Going?

Handling the Heat

Nuclear Meme Stocks

Carbon Dioxide: Earth's Thermostat
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