Karl Grossman is an American journalist, author, and professor, known for his investigative reporting, particularly on environmental issues, nuclear technology, and space weaponization. He has a reputation for thorough and critical journalism, often focusing on topics that involve public health, safety, and government policy.
Grossman’s work in journalism spans several decades, during which he has covered a wide range of topics. One of his key areas of focus has been the nuclear power industry, including issues related to nuclear reactors, radioactive waste, and the health and environmental risks associated with nuclear technology. He has been a vocal critic of the nuclear power industry, advocating for renewable energy alternatives.
Another significant area of Grossman’s work is the militarization of space. He has written extensively about the dangers and implications of weaponizing space, arguing against the development and deployment of weapons in space by any nation. His book “The Wrong Stuff: The Space Program’s Nuclear Threat to Our Planet” and his articles on the subject highlight the potential environmental and geopolitical risks of space militarization.
As a professor of journalism, Grossman has also been involved in educating the next generation of journalists. He has taught at the State University of New York/College at Old Westbury, imparting his experience and knowledge in investigative reporting and environmental journalism.