Some first steps to a sound energy program in North America (Eric Jelinski) Canada
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04.Feb.2018
John Shanahan
Eric Jelinski has engineering degrees in three disciplines, teaches nuclear engineering curriculum at the University of Toronto, had a full career with the nuclear power industry in Canada and was President of Environmentalists for Nuclear - Canada. In this short essay, he outlines a few simple steps to make large improvements in energy programs for North America. So simple, but national leaders haven't implemented them so far.
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Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
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