Similar Posts

  • Another Group of Bloggers for Nuclear Energy – Clean Energy Insight

    In May, I attended a gathering of the North American Young Generations in Nuclear (NA-YGN) and had the opportunity to spend a good deal of time talking with a group of engineers from Charlotte, NC, which is quickly becoming a bustling hub of activity in fields associated with atomic energy development. This group, once they…

  • Another Blogger for Nuclear Energy – Nuclear Brunette

    My trip to Atlanta for the ANS meeting has already been proven to be completely worthwhile – at least in my psychic accounting system. Dan Yurman (Idaho Samizdat), John Wheeler (This Week In Nuclear) and I (The Atomic Show) participated in a lively panel discussion – with passionate commentary from the audience from Kirk Sorensen…

  • Another blogger for nuclear energy – Entreprenuclear

    I realized just how far behind I have gotten with my series welcoming other pronuclear bloggers when I looked back through my archives and realized that I had never introduced you to Entreprenuclear, a blog that has been pretty active since April 2012. Though he is currently maintaining his online anonymity, the man behind Entreprenuclear…

  • Another Blogger for Nuclear Energy – NuclearActive

    I want to welcome Dr. John D. Johnson to the world of pro-nuclear bloggers. He has a nicely designed site at NuclearActive.com. Please go over and say hello. Hat tip to Dan Yurman at Idaho Samizdat, who pointed to NuclearActive with a recent Twitter post from djysrv. I have also added Virginia Energy Independence Alliance…

  • Another pro-nuclear blogger – Roger Fraley at XDA

    Roger Fraley at XDA produced a pithy summary of the benefits and limitations of various energy alternatives. Here is what he said about nuclear power: There is one solution that seems just the ticket. Nuclear. It produces almost no CO2. It works really well (just look at Sweden and France) and a single, merely large…

  • Another Blogger for Nuclear Energy has a Question for You

    Dan Yurman at Idaho Samizdat has a post up that appeals to my vanity in which he introduces another blogger for nuclear energy. Dan’s post sucked me right into to going to that new blog to have a look at what it is saying and where the author is coming from. Neurovore is in school…