In summary, I introduced the show with some little history of SDGs and MDGs. The body is resolutely speaking of the Stockholm & Rio Declaration, UN conferences and lastly the actual SDGs while focusing on Nuclear Energy.
Here is a list of my mapped SDGs:
[1] Poverty - 8/10 developed states have nuclear.
[7] Energy - 11% of the global electricity is nuclear.
[9] Industry, inno, infrastructure - Manufacturing, transport (electric trains etc) is supported by nuclear power.
[8] Decent work - Green jobs, clean!
[5] Gender Equality - Oh my! The girls have it. Women in Nuclear etc
[10] Reduced inequality - SMR pie is economically friendly for G/south + marginalized G/North.
[4] Education - Trainings on reactor Engineering plus more. Literacy on Science by programs like DoE nuclear program.
[13] [14] [18] L. on Land & Water, Climate Action - This is clean energy; for the environment and the climate.
[12] Responsible Pdn& Consumption - Before a nuclear power plant is installed, safety is first. The public is shielded from radiation. Also, radiation Agri. Crops.
[2] [11] No hunger, Sust. Cities - Nuclear tech in agriculture helps fight food insecurity.
Geiger counters measure radiation levels in building against naturally radioactive radon gas.
[6] Clean water & Sanitation - Isotope hydrology
[16] [17] Peace ✌️, justice & strong institutions + Partnerships - IAEA, milestone approaches + funding research programs, trainings in different countries.
ITER.
So, have a listen!
