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| Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree |
Friendship and Food: ANS Nuclear Cafe usually uses a guest post from me late in the month. Consequently, I have a holiday season post up today: The Other Side of the Cookie: Anti-Nuclear People in Our Lives.
We can all get along, if we try. We all want the best for our children.
Dickens and Harry Reid: The ghosts of Christmas Past (in terms of nuclear waste), Christmas Present (France and the WIPP) and Christmas Future visit a group of U S Senators in a Nuclear Waste Carol. This informative and funny post is from the Heritage Foundation.
136th Carnival: The most recent Carnival is up at Atomic Power Review, including Will Davis's signature guess-this-picture at the front of the post. Then there's Rod Adams on climate change skeptics in the pro-nuclear community (can't we all just get along?), a great reading list on nuclear from Dan Yurman, and Gail Marcus celebrating 70 years of nuclear fission. Plus much more. A year-end treat, for sure!
For all my readers who celebrate Christmas, have a Merry Christmas with friends, family, food, music, and spiritual renewal. And even presents under the tree!
2 comments:
I very much liked your post on anti-nuclear people in our families. It gives one a lot to think about. Thanks very much for your perspective.
I also love the Christmas tree photo - it's beautiful!
Thank you Will.
The picture is from Wikipedia. I was completely entranced by it.
Until something major changes, our families and our social lives will include many people who disagree with us about energy. I have had many thoughts about this, though I have developed no rules or answers. Anyhow, I decided to share my thoughts, in the spirit of the season. The peaceful spirit, that is.
I am very glad you liked it.
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