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• A BRIGHTER TOMORROW: FULFILLING THE PROMISE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY
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• NS Book Review: CLIMATE CHANGE: PICTURING THE SCIENCE

  Editors Gavin Schmidt, a NASA climate scientist and co-founder of RealClimate.org, and photographer Joshua Wolfe collaborate with nine contributors in CLIMATE CHANGE: PICTURING THE SCIENCE. Dramatic photographs and pessimistic prose portray the world as seen by these climate scientists...... Posted Dec 17 2009, 08:55 AM by randy brich with | with no comments Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, climate change, photos and essays

• NS Book Review: SITE FIGHTS - DIVISIVE FACILITIES AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN JAPAN AND THE WEST

  SITE FIGHTS - DIVISIVE FACILITIES AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN JAPAN AND THE WEST - A Nuclear Street Book Review by Randy Brich - Siting controversial facilities frequently invokes controversial methods – secrecy, expropriation, coercion and in come cases, incentives. By studying the siting of nuclear... Posted Nov 19 2009, 08:50 AM by steveheiser with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Japan, France, construction, book review, Randy Brich, site, NS Book Review, ENERGY, nuclear, power, brich, book, locations

• Splitting Hairs and Atoms with Randy Brich: Mondo Energy - The New Young Professionals Out to Make a Difference

  Mondo Energy: The New Young Professionals Out to Make a Difference - By Randy Brich - In case you haven’t noticed there are some new young professionals (NYP) bent on making a difference. These NYP do not fit the mold of an average nuclear power advocate, even their name, Mondo Energy, conveys... Posted Nov 05 2009, 08:50 AM by steveheiser with | with no comments Filed under: small and medium size reactors, Safety, security, book review, Randy Brich, economics, nuclear, column, small, Splitting hairs and atoms with Randy Brich, power energy, economic growth, small reactors, mondo energy, POWER TO SAVE THE WORLD: THE TRUTH ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY

• NS Book Review: A BRIGHTER TOMORROW: FULFILLING THE PROMISE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY

  - A Nuclear Street Book Review by Randy Brich - As a 30 year veteran of the public policy setting arena, the influential Senator Pete Domenici shares his insider's insights and political perspective on the past, present and future of nuclear energy. He recounts the damage done by Presidents Carter... Posted May 13 2009, 10:45 AM by Highrad with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, A BRIGHTER TOMORROW: FULFILLING THE PROMISE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY

• NS Book Review: NUCLEAR ENERGY NOW: WHY THE TIME HAS COME FOR THE WORLD’S MOST MISUNDERSTOOD ENERGY SOURCE

  NUCLEAR ENERGY NOW: WHY THE TIME HAS COME FOR THE WORLD’S MOST MISUNDERSTOOD ENERGY SOURCE - A Nuclear Street Book Review by Randy Brich - If you want an international perspective on nuclear energy but have time to read only one book, invest in NUCLEAR ENERGY NOW: WHY THE TIME HAS COME FOR THE... Posted Apr 15 2009, 08:15 AM by steveheiser with | with no comments Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, NS Book Review, NUCLEAR ENERGY NOW: WHY THE TIME HAS COME FOR THE WORLD’S MOST MISUNDERSTOOD ENERGY SOURCE

• NS Book Review: URANIUM - WAR, ENERGY, AND THE ROCK THAT SHAPED THE WORLD

  URANIUM: WAR, ENERGY, AND THE ROCK THAT SHAPED THE WORLD - A Nuclear Street Book Review by Randy Brich - Was the discovery of uranium and its deployment at Hiroshima the beginning of the penultimate security challenge of the Twenty-first Century? Tom Zoellner plausibly makes the case in Uranium: War... Posted Apr 08 2009, 08:45 AM by steveheiser with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, NS Book Review, URANIUM - WAR, AND THE ROCK THAT SHAPED THE WORLD, ENERGY

• NS Book Review: POWER TO SAVE THE WORLD: THE TRUTH ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY

  POWER TO SAVE THE WORLD: THE TRUTH ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY - A Nuclear Street Book Review by Randy Brich - In my piece last week, Three Mile Island – Facts Not Fears , I may have left the impression that antinuclear activists are incapable of reason and/or learning. To dispel that notion, consider... Posted Apr 01 2009, 08:15 AM by steveheiser with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, NS Book Review, POWER TO SAVE THE WORLD: THE TRUTH ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY

• NS Book Review: A DECLARATION OF ENERGY INDEPENDENCE: HOW FREEDOM FROM FOREIGN OIL CAN IMPROVE NATIONAL SECURITY, OUR ECONOMY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT

  A DECLARATION OF ENERGY INDEPENDENCE: HOW FREEDOM FROM FOREIGN OIL CAN IMPROVE NATIONAL SECURITY, OUR ECONOMY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT - A Nuclear Street Book Review by Randy Brich - Part history book, part energy policy blueprint and part futuristic tome, Jay Hakes explains how the US got into its current... Posted Mar 25 2009, 08:58 AM by steveheiser with | with no comments Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, AND THE ENVIRONMENT, A DECLARATION OF ENERGY INDEPENDENCE: HOW FREEDOM FROM FOREIGN OIL CAN IMPROVE NATIONAL SECURITY, OUR ECONOMY

• NS Book Review: BEYOND FOSSIL FOOLS: THE ROADMAP TO ENERGY INDEPENDENCE BY 2040

  BEYOND FOSSIL FOOLS: THE ROADMAP TO ENERGY INDEPENDENCE BY 2040 - A NS Book Review by Randy Brich - Imagine a world awash in affordable, pollution-free energy where international resource conflicts are nonexistent and freedom reigns supreme. Now, visualize a world where energy is limited and expensive... Posted Mar 18 2009, 08:40 AM by steveheiser with | with no comments Filed under: book review, Randy Brich, BEYOND FOSSIL FOOLS: THE ROADMAP TO ENERGY INDEPENDENCE BY 2040, Shuster

• NS Book Review: The Geopolitics of Energy: Achieving a Just and Sustainable Energy Distribution by 2040

  The Geopolitics of Energy: Achieving a Just and Sustainable Energy Distribution by 2040 A Nuclear Street Book Review By Randy Brich Geologists by profession but living and writing more like natural philosophers, Judith Wright and James Conca weave a masterful prediction of the future of energy into a... Posted Mar 11 2009, 08:15 AM by steveheiser with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Yucca, book review, Randy Brich, The Geopolitics of Energy: Achieving a Just and Sustainable Energy Distribution by 2040

• NS Book Review: Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Power Will Lead the Green Revolution and End America’s Energy Odyssey

  Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Power Will Lead the Green Revolution and End America’s Energy Odyssey A Nuclear Street Book Review By Randy Brich An engaging, engrossing, enlightening and entertaining journey down energy lane -- Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Power Will Lead the Green Revolution... Posted Mar 04 2009, 07:10 AM by steveheiser with | with no comments Filed under: book review, Common Sense and the Future of Reason, Randy Brich, The Reality of Energy Generation: Physics