Short hiatus (gone south…)
Well, it’s come at last — I’m currently in the throes of my move (southwards retreat!) to Tasmania. Such is the upheaval involved in a large inter-state move (from the mainland to an island, no less!) that I will be unlikely to be in a position to post any new material on the BNC blog for a few weeks. But be assured, once I’m settled in my new deep-austral abode, I should once again be able to give due attention to this domain!
In the meantime, a few interesting things to read, in case you’ve not already caught these:
- Think we’ll ever run out of nuclear fuel? Think again… http://www.journalogy.net/Publication/50514377/nuclear-fission-fuel-is-inexhaustible
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Prescription for the Planet book is now FREE (the whole book as one PDF): http://www.thesciencecouncil.com/pdfs/P4TP4U.pdf
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“Technical rationale for metal fuel in fast reactors” — read this to better understand why the IFR offers such outstanding benefits for sustainable energy. Despite the title, it’s actually quite readable (!), and lots of useful diagrams: http://www.kns.org/jknsfile/v39/JK0390161.pdf?PHPSESSID=2d3b18b9d415e3c564b40853e16fe3d7
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The Australian Academy of Technology Sciences & Engineering has released an action statement on nuclear power. There is also a WNN editorial that discusses it in some detail.
See you when I get to the other side of ‘The Ditch’!
5 replies on “Short hiatus (gone south…)”
Full text for item 1 available at:
Click to access Nuclear%20Fission%20Fuel%20is%20Inexhaustible.%20IEEE.pdf
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Barry
Not sure if you’re aware, but I live in Tasmania (an hour south of Hobart, near Cygnet). So welcome!
Where are you moving to?
Kind regards
Paul
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Nearby Paul – a bit west of Huonville.
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Pleased that now I can finally read ‘Prescription’.
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