In this episode of The Future of Nuclear, host Phil Zeringue sits down with Scott Lathrop, CEO of Native Nuclear, to explore how Indigenous philosophy and modern energy innovation can shape a more sustainable future. From his early experiences at Diablo Canyon to his leadership in education and tribal engagement, Scott shares a powerful message: nuclear energy aligns deeply with Native stewardship—take little, maximize use, return little.Through stories of rebuilding trust after uranium mining, redefining “waste” as “used fuel,” and advancing energy sovereignty, Scott offers a visionary framework for the next seven generations. This conversation bridges cultural wisdom and nuclear innovation, reminding listeners that true sustainability isn’t just about technology—it’s about responsibility, relationships, and legacy.🎧 Key themes:Native perspectives on stewardship and sustainabilityThe real meaning of “used fuel” and generational energyTribal energy sovereignty and opportunityBalancing history, innovation, and long-term thinkingIf you enjoyed today’s episode, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your network. 🌍 Stay connected with us for more insights on Nuclear, innovation, CleanTech, and the future of sustainable.

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