From Fear to Understanding: Oliver Stone’s Nuclear Now Explores Nuclear Energy and the Climate Crisis

In a world grappling with the ever-pressing climate crisis, acclaimed filmmaker Oliver Stone embarks on a thought-provoking documentary journey that challenges prevailing narratives surrounding nuclear energy.

Introducing “Nuclear Now,” Stone’s compelling exploration takes viewers across continents and delves deep into the heart of the United States, Russia, and France, where the captivating tale of nuclear power unfolds.

Nuclear Fission as the Solution to Carbon 0 by 2050

As our planet faces an urgent need for sustainable energy solutions, Stone unearths the complex web of opposition that has grown in tandem with misconceptions, fiction, and media portrayals surrounding nuclear energy.

As the Paris Agreement was signed, it was seen as a huge success since 195 countries signed focusing on one goal, cutting carbon emissions by half by the year 2030, and taking it down to 0 by 2050.

And yet, we are nowhere near, the 3 biggest emitters, USA, China and India, which are responsible for 50% of the global emissions and are even increasing the carbon emissions.

President Biden’s first (executive) action on his first day of presidency, he signed the Climate Act showing that it is his first priority, however, then, he signed a big deal for oil extraction in Alaska and nobody is talking about climate change now in the US.

Oliver Stone’s New Film, Nuclear Now, Can Help Change the Public Perception

Nuclear Now takes audiences on an unprecedented journey into the nuclear industry across France, Russia, and the United States, unveiling the potential for nuclear energy to address the…