Dec
28
Thorium Fuel Gets a Break in The Press
December 28, 2009 | 7 Comments
While lots of folks don’t watch or read Wired Magazine, lots of young people do. Wired runs to the younger set, which is getting older, and more of a voice as the last election made clear. Once riled up, the count and solidity of the demographic is impressive. Richard Martin of Wired wrote ‘Uranium Is […]
Nov
5
Here Come the Japanese Nuclear Reactors
November 5, 2009 | 29 Comments
Making the latest news is the new design from Toshiba is the 4S. The four ‘S’s are for super, safe, small and simple. The design is such that the tendency to call sealed reactors batteries applies as well. The technical specifications for the 4S reactor are unique in the nuclear industry. The actual reactor would […]
Nov
4
Assembling a Nuclear Boom
November 4, 2009 | 8 Comments
Rod Adams at Atomic Insights Blog is a not to be missed weekly stop for this writer. Mr. Adams is located close to the regulatory action, conferences and has the experience and background to make sense of it all with his gift of communicating to the informed masses – that’s us. He recently made ammo […]
Oct
23
Some People Do Make a Big Difference
October 23, 2009 | 7 Comments
One such ‘Big Difference’ person is Charles Barton who writes about nuclear energy at the Nuclear Green Blog. By some wee bit of astonishment Mr. Barton has engaged Jesse Jenkins, the Director of Energy and Climate Policy of the The Breakthrough Institute, an active Energy/Environment Blogger, and an active participant on the Energy Collective, in […]
Jun
9
Thorium – Sometimes It’s Who Notices That Matters
June 9, 2009 | 8 Comments
Let it be said here, again, if you really want the news as clear as the press ever gets it – read the Wall Street Journal. For thorium fans a minor breakthrough took place as Keith Johnson wrote an Environmental Capital piece late on June 5th 2009. That’s of note because more people who have […]
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