The 124th Carnival of Nuclear Energy Bloggers is now posted at Atomic Power Review.
Once again, Will Davis starts the post with an opportunity to guess "what is this" about a picture from the nuclear past. I thought I knew what this picture showed. I was wrong. Maybe you will do better. Give it a try!
The Carnival contains a link to Gail Marcus of Nuke Power Talk discussing Japan's nuclear future (Marcus worked in Japan). There are two posts on pro-nuclear activism: my post about Vermont and ANS Nuclear Cafe's Laura Scheele on Tennessee.
At Atomic Insights, Rod Adams asks why NRC commissioners chose to have a meeting with anti-nuclear groups, no pro-nuclear groups invited. (I commented on this post that it was Deja Vu All Over Again, since the NRC commissioner did the same thing in Vermont two years ago--met with the opponent groups only.)
Three excellent posts by Brian Wang of Next Big Future about world-wide good news on nuclear energy. Art Wharton at ANS Nuclear Cafe encourages United States leadership in nuclear energy--American leadership is a non-proliferation issue.
Come to the Carnival!
New Blogger for Nuclear Energy: Andrea Jenetta at I Dig U Mining
Those of us in the nuclear industry and nuclear blogosphere know Andrea Jennetta, the founder and publisher of Fuel Cycle Week (FCW). As Jennetta describes FCW: the only nuclear industry publication with a sense of humor, incisive analysis and discernible opinions.
Now Jennetta has started a new blog: I Dig U Mining. This is a terrific blog, with short, pointed posts and great illustrations. Here's a typical post: What's In A Harmless Solar Panel Anyway?
Rod Adams has a very thoughtful post welcoming Jennetta's blog. Her blog will cover a neglected part of the nuclear story: uranium mining. In the same post, Adams also welcomes Nuke Roadie's blog. (I have an earlier post welcoming Roadie.) Both blogs are very welcome!
