Liquid Fluoride Reactor Talk on Google Tech Talk
I have not yet had a chance to view this, but the material in this video was partially prepared by my friend, Kirk Sorensen, so I know it is good. Hope you enjoy:
I have not yet had a chance to view this, but the material in this video was partially prepared by my friend, Kirk Sorensen, so I know it is good. Hope you enjoy:
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Again, I have an uncharacteristically off-topic comment/question for your consideration. In nearly every article I have read in the past couple of weeks, the lending/credit crisis in America has been blamed on home mortgages made under less than stringent lending rules and on complex financial instruments designed – ideally – to package those mortgages into…
Please watch this video clip with a questioning attitude to see if you agree with the headline I chose for this post. Comments are welcome. The original story titled Danish Island “CO2 Negative” is at CleanSkies.tv
I just read a BBC Science News article titled Chernobyl birds are small brained. The headline writer succeeded in his job – he attracted me to click on the link and read the article. The person who shared the link on Twitter also succeeded, by copying the link and headline into a tweet, he pointed…
Axil mentioned that Alan Boyle at MSNBC’s Cosmic Log had linked to my skeptical blog about fusion hype in his March 31, 2009 post titled Fusion catches fire. So far, there is no commentary posted, though I have no way of knowing whether or not there are others in the moderation queue. I submitted a…
As I dug more deeply into the Annual Energy Outlook 2006 mentioned in yesterday’s entry, I realized that the projection for nuclear capacity increases had a rather strange pattern. According to the report overview, the agency projects that nuclear generating capacity will increase by 9,000 MW by 2019. This includes a gradual addition of 3,000…
The Washington Post published an article on November 25, 2006 titled Energy Firms Come to Terms With Climate Change. According to the authors of the article, more and more American energy industry leaders are accepting the notion that emissions of climate changing gases like carbon dioxide are going to be regulated. Even companies like Exxon-Mobile…