El reactor nuclear de hace dos mil millones de años | Alfredo García Fernández | TEDxReus
Hace 2000 millones de años, en Gabón existió un reactor nuclear natural que generó varias toneladas de residuos radiactivos sin afectar a su entorno. La naturaleza nos muestra como es posible gestionar esos residuos, a pesar del miedo y rechazo generalizados. Con este ejemplo, Alfredo nos muestra como la energía nuclear puede contribuir a la mitigación del cambio climático de forma segura.
Alfredo García Fernández, conegut a xarxes com @OperadorNuclear, és divulgador de ciència i tecnologia nuclear, i Premi de Comunicació de la Societat Nuclear Espanyola. Enginyer i expert acreditat pel consell de Seguretat Nuclear, treballades del 2001 a la Sala de Control de la Central Nuclear d’Ascó. És autor de La energía nuclear salvará el mundo i Geoestrategia de la bombilla, i col·labora habitualment amb mitjans de comunicació. Alfredo defensa amb passió el paper de l’energia nuclear per fer front a l’emergència climàtica i trenca mites amb un objectiu clar: posar el coneixement científic al centre del debat social. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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