The Half-Life of a Nuclear Battery

A true multi-faceted account dealing with the development of a power source that could free the world from its dependence on oil. The author recounts his harrowing experience and the opposition encountered from powerful interests who succeeded in blocking this discovery from being made available to the public. The story is also part conspiracy as it recounts his company discovering Dr. Paul Brown, a young physicist who invented a revolutionary device that captures the electrons from radioisotopes that come from nuclear waste, converting them directly into electrical energy. Brown mysteriously died in a highly suspicious accident after his discovery.