I am working on a research paper on nuclear energy. I have to conduct two interviews, one pro and one con. I live in Austin, TX, so it is preferrable that the interview subjects live nearby. I've been looking, just not finding a lot of "experts." I can use politicians, scientists, etc., just as long as they are reputable. Help please?
Answer:
Call your local power company and contact Greenpeace, They will both give you someone to talk to. That should take care of it.
Pro - The U.S. Department of Energy projects that Texas will need 48 percent more generating capacity by 2030, said Tom O'Neill, Exelon Nuclear's vice president of new plant development.
Con -"When you're looking at coal plants vs. nukes, it's sort of like quitting cigarettes and taking up crack," said Tom "Smitty" Smith, head of the Austin office of Public Citizen.
Just thinking. Does the interview have to be in person? Or can it be over the phone? Maybe that would give you more options.
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