Gahy humans. Welcome to the safe space for dangerous ideas. Here's a dangerous idea for you.

The entire renewable energy green revolution is a costly dead end that will lead us into nothing but brownouts, blackouts and an overly expensive climate chaotic future.

Here's another alternative, dangerous idea for you, perhaps the opposite idea, but

equally dangerous, depending on your inclination, that in a generation's time we will be

living in a world festooned by nuclear power plants. That will be our main source of

baselo load energy.

Nuclear power is a debate that's coming up more and more in Western democracies as we

struggle to figure out what to do about climate chaos and the limitations of renewable

energy. I've spoken a couple of times on this show to opponents of nuclear power.

I spoke to the Nobel

Peace Prize winner, Dave Sweeney, who's campaigned his whole life against not just nuclear weapons,

but also nuclear energy. And I spoke to Saul Griffith, who is a renewable energy entrepreneur

and engineer. If you haven't listened to that episode, in fact, he's been on this show twice,

you may want to go back and listen to that because we talk quite a lot about Saul. We talk a lot

about his worldview as it sort of is representative of the overall worldview of people who

believe that renewable energy is the solution to the planet's crisis. That episode was on the 10th of June

with Saul Griffith, if you want to listen to it, because today we articulate a different vision

of an electricity future for Australia and the globe. Despite the fact that at the last federal

election in Australia, the opposition conservative

liberal party took to the people, a platform to build nuclear power plants in Australia and

go nuclear, ended up losing, not just because of that, but it certainly didn't help.

Nonetheless, the director of energy research at the Centre for Independent Studies, who is today's

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