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What Does ‘Renewable Energy’ Have To Do?

Posted on 6 October 2010 by grlangworth

It must be able to feed itself from plentiful fuels of the earth. It must be able to deliver inexpensive energy that all can afford to use in their pursuit of prosperity. It must create energy without generating excessive waste. … Continue reading →

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Dear Mr. Gleason

Posted on 6 October 2010 by grlangworth

South Africa has some always-interesting columnists that provoke thought for a living.  One of these is surely Mr. David Gleason who, among other things, writes “TORQUE” for NewsTime once a week.  His current column, “If it isn’t yours…help yourself” points … Continue reading →

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The Molten Salt Reactor in Diagrams & Pix

Posted on 5 October 2010 by grlangworth

Controlling the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment… Looking Down on the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment… A Fail-Safe Design… Layout of the MSRE… Functional LFTR Architecture… The Fuel Cycle #1…

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