can alternate energy sources be made from atomic radiation?

Question

for instance the seperation of certain atoms or molukules or combine some of them in a well contained area that has capabilities of such energy storage
thus radiation can be captured and set free in an enviromental friendly source of energy?

Answer 1

Isn't that what the nuclear power industry is all about?

Answer 2

Yep, that is a nuclear reactor. Current nuclear reactors are fission reactors, they split atomic nuclei. The goal is to build a fusion reactor--one where the nuclei are fused together. But, for the present the closest sustained fusion reaction process occurs approximately 93 million miles away--the Sun. It turns about 600 million tons of hydrogen into helium through fusion every second.