The America Speaking Out website is responding with erroneous errors when trying to submit ideas pertaining to new nuclear construction.
Monthly Archives: May 2010
America Speaking Out Submission Errors for Nuclear Energy
Posted in Nuclear Policy Tagged america speaking out, job creation, new nuclear construction, nuclear energy, website 3 Comments
Republicans Launch Site to Get American’s Feedback
Republicans launch a website to get feedback direct from Americans. Let your lawmakers know that you want more clean, safe, and reliable nuclear energy.
PopAtomic and the Right Brained Nukes
Suzanne Hobbs, founder of PopAtomic Studios has relaunched her website as the movement to marry fine art and nuclear energy gains momentum.
US Government Loan Guarantees for New Nuclear Construction
Explaining why Government loan guarantees made to utilities with qualifying projects under Title XVII of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 are not subsidies.
Help From Outsiders
Edward Carr’s quote promotes the idea that there is plenty of potential contributions to nuclear energy from outside the nuclear industry.
Posted in Nuclear History Tagged edward carr, monomaths, nuclear evangelists, polymaths, quote, the last days of the polymath 10 Comments
Response to Charles Faddis’ Op-ed in the New York Times
Charles Faddis’ Op-ed in the New York Times, though well-intentioned, lacks technical merit and makes it seem like it would be easy for terrorists to cause a plant meltdown. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Posted in Nuclear Policy Tagged charles faddis, new york times, nuclear power plant, terrorist, the china syndrome, three mile island 18 Comments
Rod Adams Defends Nuclear on Bloggingheads TV
After watching a video debate about nuclear power on Bloggingheads.tv Rod Adams stepped in to strengthen the pronuclear position.
Nuclear Fission for Dummies: Xenon-135
Xenon-135 is a neutron absorbing isotope that can cause big problems in a nuclear reactor. It can cause power to seemingly rise or drop all by itself.
