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Where You Know Tatiana Maslany From
Before she was hulking out and practicing law, Tatiana Maslany was in these shows and films. For this video, we’ll be looking at the award-winning Canadian actress’s career.
Why Using Your Credit Card Is Getting More Expensive
The cost to process a credit card transaction has gone up and many businesses are passing that on to the consumer. WSJ explains the hidden fees behind swiping your card, and what Congress is trying to do about them.
The World's Relationship With Nuclear Energy Is Changing
After decades of shutting down nuclear plants across the country, there is now a sudden growing political movement to hit the brakes, with much of it being led by environmental scientists.A study from Pew Research Center found that nuclear power was barely more popular than coal and oil among the U.S. public, as vast majorities of respondents were instead in favor of increasing wind and solar energy intake. Despite this, the Biden administration announced $6 billion to keep current nuclear plants operational, and California Gov. Gavin Newsom is now pushing to keep the state's last remaining nuclear plant, the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, open. So, how has the debate around nuclear energy changed, and why are we seeing this sudden shift for a less popular energy source?In the postwar period, nuclear power plants began springing up around the country, encouraged by President Dwight D. Eisenhower who famously made his "Atoms for Peace speech at the U.N. But, that wasnt enough to calm the fears of nuclear armament and attacks as the U.S. headed into the Cold War. Nuclear power plants depend on fuel rods where fission occurs, or in other words, the splitting of an atom. The rods are surrounded by water which helps keep them cool. The fission creates heat, which boils the surrounding water to make steam. The steam is what powers a turbine to make energy.If, for some reason, the fuel rods get too hot, that can cause a meltdown.In 1979, the first major accident happened at a U.S. power plant. The Three Mile Island incident was a partial meltdown of a plant in Pennsylvania, where cleanup took over 20 years. Conflicting studies havent conclusively determined whether the disaster led to health problems, such as a rise in cancer in the area, but the image was already set in the publics mind. The number of nuclear plants being built and kept open plummeted.Further high-profile disasters made a lasting impact worldwide: In 1986, the Chernobyl disaster in the Soviet Union had horrific and deadly consequences. Then in 2011, Fukushima plant meltdown only added to the list, even though there were no reported deaths. These disasters also reinforced national security concerns about plants being potential targets of terrorist groups or wartime enemies, like Russia in Ukraine.There are a number of things that have changed in recent years: Safer technology is being developed for future facilities, and now that China and Russia have overtaken the U.S. in the number of …
Behind the Scenes with Tiffany Haddish at Her Cosmopolitan Cover Shoot | The Cosmo Quiz
Tiffany Haddish is our newest cover star and she never holds back, even (especially?) in her Cosmo Quiz. In her words, "If there's no vulgarity, you'll know it's been edited." A queen, truly.
Google’s New Robot Might Soon Be Making You Dinner and Cleaning Your Room
Are we in the future yet? Buzz60’s Tony Spitz has the details.
