Of our economic and technological progress. And we maintain this vector even today. Were looking at new technologies and new vectors new fields of science. I meet a lot of people a lot of specialists in our industry and lot of people in russia. When they think about the Nuclear Industry they think of it as a matter of pride of course there are always opponents but there are always people who dont like something though their number is minimal. We continue to work even with these people and i would like to emphasize that the majority of people view the russian Nuclear Industry as a kid vantage of russia its a matter of National Pride why Nuclear Energy over hydropower. No after its what i thought were good then you would say well have you ever lived close to a hydroelectric power plant no. Not yet i go on scotts actually i would love all year i grew up near the volga near to artificial lakes. When we create these artificial bodies of water you change the climate fundamentally and the con
Trial in the jumpsuit on cups. Youre more likely to walk free if youre rich and guilty or if youre poor and. Youve got 2 eyes and 2 ears and one mouth. So you should be seen and hearing a whole lot more than youre saying if you dont take that advice easy going to dig yourself. One on one with alexei like a tough c. E. O. Of russias Atomic Energy corporation rosa tom on this edition of the ticket. For the politicking on larry king a few days ago i had a chance to talk to alexei like a child of director general of the Atomic Energy corporation russ and tom and obviously a sold in 2016 mr leggett shove join me for an interview during which we talked about cooperation between the United States and russia in the Nuclear Industry and why that cooperation has lessened in recent years bilateral security and the impact of the emerging green energy field on Nuclear Energy among other things heres the 1st part of that interview watch. Alexi thanks for being with us this year marks the 75th annive
When so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. Nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the u. S. In vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because its a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on wheres the power in this country wheres it going is it moving more towards corporate interests who or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is a power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real way. The struggle on r. T. One on one with alexei like a c. E. O. Of russias Atomic Energy corporation rosa tom on this edition of paula take a. Look at the politicking on larry king a few days ago i had a chance to talk to alexei look at shelf director general of the Atomic Energy corporation russell an office he has sold in 2016 m
A republican i would vote for anyone who would not and has half a brain. Trying. To feed. My 2nd wife. She can handle. She and i divorce because our trouble is elected president and i floated for him and she cant stand. The most important election. In our history. List in the months to go before the next president ial election how is the atmosphere in the us now. Want to the highest Priority Programs how will they vote should they do next. Just some of the questions we put to the american. One on one with alexei like a c. E. O. Of russias. Tomic Energy Corporation rosa tom on this edition of the ticket. For the politicking on larry king a few days ago i had a chance to talk to alexei lick a child of director general of the atomic Energy Corporation russ and tom and obviously a sold in 2016 mr leggett shove join me for an interview during which we talked about cooperation between the United States and russia in the Nuclear Industry and why that cooperation has lessened in recent years b
Imagine. It is wonderful to have you all here with us this evening at the museum and also to all of you at home who are watching via cspan. We have this evening a wonderful presentation by john browne and then followed by a discussion with professor daniel of rice university. Without further ado i will hand it over to john browne. Help me welcome mr. Browne to houston. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank the Houston Museum of Natural Science for inviting me. As someone who served on the boards of several museums and galleries i have a deep appreciation for the role that institutions like this play in the local community and indeed in society more generally. As a window on the path and an explainer of the present and as a guide to the future they are indispensable resources which go above and beyond what you can read in books. Houston is fortunate to have this place and it is a great pleasure to be here. As a natural scientist and subsequently an engineer ive always sought