Why Doesn’t the U.S. Reprocess Nuclear Fuel?
Spencer Toohill Introduction President Jimmy Carter’s decision to terminate reprocessing in the United States nuclear fuel cycle was a...
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Nov 26, 20234 min read
Nuclear Dump on Nuclear Energy
Ansley Miller Overview The international community's growing concern over climate change has led to renewed efforts to reduce carbon...
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Apr 20, 20235 min read
Carbon Capture and Storage as a New Tool for Diplomacy
Read about the new sustainable technology that is gaining international attention.
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Going Nuclear: The Key to a Global Energy Transition
Article about the use of nuclear sustainable energy, and how countries throughout the world have utilized it.
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Sep 15, 20225 min read
Mexico Pivot for Energy Sovereignty
Mexican's desire to re-nationalize the state energy sector has caused a strained working relationship with the United States.
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Apr 8, 20224 min read
Energy Security: Best Ways ASEAN can Modernize Efficiently
Coleman Tappero, a guest writer, discusses the best ways ASEAN can modernize its energy infrastructure sustainably.
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Jan 28, 20224 min read
Energy Security of the Caribbean
Emily Hudson identifies challenges to energy security in the Caribbean by examining energy-related issues in Haiti and Jamaica.
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Oct 21, 20215 min read
It’s Getting Hot in Here: Climate Change and Human Rights
Lydia McCoy discusses the current global policy related to climate change and its implications on human rights and security.
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Oct 14, 20214 min read
The Drought in North America
Jacob Anderson examines the ongoing drought in North America and its potential long-term economic consequences.
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Sep 24, 20215 min read
Analysis of Indonesia’s Energy Sector: A Potential Energy Behemoth
Sarthak Sharma provides an analysis of Indonesia's energy sector and its potential as an emerging energy behemoth.
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Jul 7, 20216 min read
The Opportunities of a Pan-American Infrastructure Initiative
The U.S. must partner with nations across the Americas to build green infrastructure, including power plants and grids, to counter the PRC,
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Jun 21, 202111 min read
An Analysis of Chinese Investment in Venezuela, Part 1
Jacob Anderson examines Chinese Investment in Venezuela prior to 2016 in a two-part series.
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Sep 21, 20209 min read
2020 Election: The Candidates on Foreign Policy
The candidates are doubling down on their policy positions. This memo outlines similarities and similarities in foreign policy platforms.
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Feb 14, 20205 min read
American Responsibilities to the International Climate Regime
The United States must seek to re-enter the Paris Climate Agreement with Congressional ratification, and expand its efforts toward climate a
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