Why nuclear energy feels dangerous, and what the data says @ForesightInstitute
Why nuclear energy feels dangerous, and what the data says  @ForesightInstitute
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Nuclear power is usually associated with disasters, but that reputation is built on distorted narratives, not data.

In this clip from the Existential Hope Podcast, science communicator Isabelle Boemeke walks through the historical events that scarred generations and explains why, despite a few serious accidents, the overall safety data on nuclear tells a very different story than most people believe.

Watch the full episode here → youtube.com/watch?v=_l8r2FcVjGg&list=LL
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Why nuclear energy feels dangerous, and what the data says

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