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The Case for Nukes is a unique book. In it, world-renowned nuclear and aerospace engineerDr. Robert
Zubrin explains how nuclear power works and how much it has to offer humanity. Hedebunks the toxic
falsehoods that have been spread to dissuade us from using it by variously theignorant, the fearful, the
fanatical, and by cynical political operatives bought and paid for bycompeting interests. He tells about
revolutionary developments in the field, including newreactor types that can be cheaply mass produced, that
cannot be made to melt down no matterhow hard their operators try, that use a new fuel called thorium far
more plentiful than uranium, and still more advanced systems, employing thermonuclear fusion - the power
that lights the sun- to extract more energy from a gallon of water than can be obtained from 300 gallons
ofgasoline. He tells about the bold entrepreneurs - a totally different breed from the governmentofficials who
created the existing types of nuclear reactors - who are leading this revolution inpower technology.But there
are broader issues involved in the nuclear debate than technology alone, and Zubrinis not shy about
addressing them. He makes clear the critical difference between practicalenvironmentalism, which seeks to
improve the environment for the benefit of humanity, andideological environmentalism, which seeks to use
instances of human insult to naturalenvironment as evidence for a prosecutorial case against human liberty.
He shows how the latterschool of thought is wrong, not only with respect to the catastrophic harm it would
do tohumanity, but to nature as well. He also exposes the masters of mercenary environmentalism, who
deploy troops of dupes to shut down companies or whole industries in order to eliminatecompetition in
return for being suitably rewarded by the beneficiaries of such efforts. He showsthat when it comes to
environmental improvement, freedom is not the problem; freedom is thesolution. He makes clear both the
possibility and necessity of a nuclear-power-enabledrevolution in the human condition by putting it in a
broader historical context of the overall process of development of civilization, whereby new technologies
create new resources and new knowledge, which in turn make possible still more technological
advance.Finally, Zubrin brings all this to bear to address the greatest threat facing humanity today- which is
the possibility that we will turn on each other, as we did in the 20 th century, under thespell of the false idea
that resources are finite.Only in a world of unlimited resources can all men and women be brothers and
sisters.Only in a world of freedom can resources be unlimited.That is the world we can, and must, create. In
The Case for Nukes, Zubrin shows us how.