A nuclear future
A very interesting article that highlights the true problems that arise from having too much reliance on unreliable renewable energy sources, like in Germany. At the same time 2 new brown coal-fired power plants have been inaugurated in Germany, since baseload power still needs to be created somehow, if Germay will really shut down their …
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What were the highlights in worldwide applications of nuclear technology in 2011? Read the IAEA Annual Report to find out: http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Reports/Anrep2011/index.html
Mr. Andrew Kenny, what a nice piece you have written about renewables and nuclear. I am in complete agreement with what you say, and with your final, loaded question. Nuclear versus renewable energy boils down to this simple question: do you want to work with nature or against it? http://business.iafrica.com/businessday/810925.html
I have just found out about this video from TEDxWarwick in March 2012, where Professor David MacKay delivered a very interesting speech about sustainable energy, and how they cannot match the requirement of energy that our current society has today and tomorrow. Professor MacKay, well known for his great book “Sustainable Energy – without the …
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If you have little less than one hour to invest in some good information about nuclear, then check out this video from 1957 introduced by Walt Disney himself, it’s well worth the time spent: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDcjW1XSXN0Se avete poco meno di un’ora a disposizione per ascoltare un po’ di buona informazione sul nucleare in inglese, allora godetevi …
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