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14th Carnival of Nuclear Energy: Random Topics and Big Equations

This week we get to host the nuclear carnival for the second time since it began. To start off, Charles Barton at Nuclear Green recruited NNadir (former DKos diarist) to share a post. NNadir back in the day wrote some of the most random but fun pieces about nuclear including bits on cesium, technetium and even lutefisk . In his first piece at Nuclear Green , NNadir discussed a number of topics including “one of [his] favorite things to do”: discredit Amory Lovins (he’s definitely not alone in that passion). Hope to see more from him. Speaking of Lovins, Brian Wang at Next Big Future rehashed and debunked some of Lovins’ old predictions from the 1970s. As well, Wang reported that his bet with another blogger on increased uranium production in Kazakhstan for 2010 and 2011 is “looking very good.” After debunking it two weeks ago, Rod Adams at Atomic Insights continued to “ tamp down the spread of NC Warn sponsored misinformation regarding the comparison of solar and nuclear cost...

12th Carnival of Nuclear Energy Is Up

Dan Yurman at Idaho Samizdat has the helm this week. For the past few carnivals that we missed, be sure to check out #9 at Atomic Insights , and #10 and #11 at Next Big Future.