The Carnival of Nuclear Energy 261 is up at Atomic Power Review
NukePowerTalk - The Future of Nuclear Beyond Gen-IV: Recently Dr. Marcus was asked what the future of nuclear energy might hold, and might look like, beyond the presently considered "Gen-IV" reactors. Taken by surprise by this question, she looks at the scope of future applications and asks readers to begin to imagine, guided by some suggestions, that very future.
James Conca- Forbes - Why don't nuclear scientists get respect? Jim Conca wonders (not to himself, fortunately for us) why it is that environmental scientists are, as an example, consulted by media on environment matters but why then, on nuclear matters, nuclear experts are not. Instead, we are forced to sit through dissertations by pop-science talking heads who have never set foot in a nuclear plant. Conca's article provides a sobering look at who we look to, societally, as "experts."
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NukePowerTalk - The Future of Nuclear Beyond Gen-IV: Recently Dr. Marcus was asked what the future of nuclear energy might hold, and might look like, beyond the presently considered "Gen-IV" reactors. Taken by surprise by this question, she looks at the scope of future applications and asks readers to begin to imagine, guided by some suggestions, that very future.
James Conca- Forbes - Why don't nuclear scientists get respect? Jim Conca wonders (not to himself, fortunately for us) why it is that environmental scientists are, as an example, consulted by media on environment matters but why then, on nuclear matters, nuclear experts are not. Instead, we are forced to sit through dissertations by pop-science talking heads who have never set foot in a nuclear plant. Conca's article provides a sobering look at who we look to, societally, as "experts."
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