Richard Steeves
Dr. Richard Steeves is an Emeritus Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine with interest in reducing carbon dioxide emissions and the severity of future climate change.
Since 2010 he has been leading a discussion group, called “Pathways to a Sustainable Planet”, for the University’s Participatory Learning and Teaching Organization.
His experience in handling X-rays and radioactive isotopes, both in the USA and at the Curie Institute in Paris, prepared him for delving into the potential benefits of atomic energy for solving our impending climate crisis. Cleaning up our generation of electricity is a good way to start, for transportation as well as for home and industrial use.
Dr. Steeves drives an electric car and flies an electric airplane.
Richard Steeves
Dr. Richard Steeves is an Emeritus Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine with interest in reducing carbon dioxide emissions and the severity of future climate change.
Since 2010 he has been leading a discussion group, called “Pathways to a Sustainable Planet”, for the University’s Participatory Learning and Teaching Organization.
His experience in handling X-rays and radioactive isotopes, both in the USA and at the Curie Institute in Paris, prepared him for delving into the potential benefits of atomic energy for solving our impending climate crisis. Cleaning up our generation of electricity is a good way to start, for transportation as well as for home and industrial use.
Dr. Steeves drives an electric car and flies an electric airplane.
Zach Lemke
Science Advisor
Zach Lemke is an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin – Madison studying nuclear engineering. He will be graduating in the spring of 2023 with his bachelor of science. Zach’s interests focus on nuclear data; he works with the criticality experiments division at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Zach is the president of the UW-Madison American Nuclear Society Student Section where he seeks to provide members with opportunities for academic and career advancement.
Zach sees nuclear energy as an effective way forward in maintaining the industrialized lifestyle the developed world has come to know while keeping the planet healthy and habitable for all generations to come.
Zach Lemke
Science Advisor
Zach Lemke is an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin – Madison studying nuclear engineering. He will be graduating in the spring of 2023 with his bachelor of science. Zach’s interests focus on nuclear data; he works with the criticality experiments division at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Zach is the president of the UW – Madison American Nuclear Society Student Section where he seeks to provide members with opportunities for academic and career advancement.
Zach sees nuclear energy as an effective way forward in maintaining the industrialized lifestyle the developed world has come to know while keeping the planet healthy and habitable for all generations to come.
Allen Penticoff
Friends of Fission Manager
Allen Penticoff is a long time environmental and social activist who is the Mr. Green Car columnist for The Rock River Times. Allen is dedicated to promoting an all-electric society with safe, clean and reliable fission power serving as the primary source of energy.
Allen Penticoff
Friends of Fission Manager
Allen Penticoff is a long time environmental and social activist who is the Mr. Green Car columnist for The Rock River Times. Allen is dedicated to promoting an all-electric society with safe, clean and reliable fission power serving as the primary source of energy.
Margi Kindig (Retired)
Margi Kindig is a retired attorney and life long environmentalist. She began to change her mind about nuclear power when she was a citizen representative on Wisconsin Governor Doyle’s Task Force on Global Warming, and later on the board of a statewide environmental organization. Over a period of several years she became convinced that nuclear power is absolutely essential to address climate change, and that objections from environmental organizations and many progressives were based on fear and misunderstanding.
Read The Promise of Nuclear Power
Read Nuclear Power Key to Combating Climate Change
Margi Kindig (Retired)
Margi Kindig is a retired attorney and life long environmentalist. She began to change her mind about nuclear power when she was a citizen representative on Wisconsin Governor Doyle’s Task Force on Global Warming, and later on the board of a statewide environmental organization. Over a period of several years she became convinced that nuclear power is absolutely essential to address climate change, and that objections from environmental organizations and many progressives were based on fear and misunderstanding.
Read more at The Promise of Nuclear Power.
Ed Fedosky
E. W. (Ed) Fedosky is Owner and President of WebWrights Digital Marketing & Web Design with main offices in the Madison, WI area. WebWrights provides a full array of digital marketing services to businesses and organizations locally and across the USA.
WebWrights offers discounted digital marketing services to select non-profit organizations, including Rethinking Nuclear, Inc.
Ed Fedosky
E. W. (Ed) Fedosky is Owner and President of WebWrights Digital Marketing & Web Design with main offices in the Madison, WI area. WebWrights provides a full array of digital marketing services to businesses and organizations locally and across the USA.
WebWrights offers discounted digital marketing services to select non-profit organizations, including Rethinking Nuclear, Inc.
Andrew Fedosky
Andrew Fedosky is an undergraduate student at UW-Madison studying computer engineering and the lead web developer for WebWrights Digital Marketing. His passion for using science and technology to solve global energy problems led him to see nuclear power as an exciting, dynamic field.
In addition to working and studying, he is an avid motorcyclist, reader, ballroom dancer, and enjoys a wide range of outdoor activities.
Andrew Fedosky
Andrew Fedosky is an undergraduate student at UW-Madison studying computer engineering and the lead web developer for WebWrights Digital Marketing. His passion for using science and technology to solve global energy problems led him to see nuclear power as an exciting, dynamic field.
In addition to working and studying, he is an avid motorcyclist, reader, ballroom dancer, and enjoys a wide range of outdoor activities.