There have been serval articles about atomic energy published in the past couple of days. These articles are appearing in prominent places in my local newspapers. Here is a sample:
Calvert Residents Content in Nuclear Plant Shadow from the Washington Post on Saturday, August 13, 2005
Power Hungry World Embraces Nuclear Energy from the Washington Times on Monday August 15, 2005 – front page
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Christine Spolar wrote an article for the Chicago Tribune that was published on Wednesday, October 18 titled More nations clamor for nuclear energy. Here is the lead from the article: When more than 100 ambassadors gathered at the United Nations nuclear agency to mark its 50th year of juggling global arms and energy demands, organizers…
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The Washington Times is a conservative paper that many DC workers purchase to provide “balance” to their perception that the Washington Post is full of liberal bias. I give that to you as a preface before mentioning that the paper has published a review of Jeff Goodell’s new book titled “Big Coal: The Dirty Secret…
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