This week's posts include some that are very timely (covering nuclear plant closures and Fukushima Daiichi) as well as some that stretch across a wider range of time (nuclear plants long since closed) and even into the future (in particular, the future of the electric distribution grid.) There is something for everyone in this week's selections.
Each week, a new edition of the Carnival is hosted at one of the top English-language nuclear blogs. This rotating feature of nuclear "posts of the week" represents the dedication of those who are working toward a future of energy abundance through nuclear science and technology.
Past editions of the carnival have been hosted at Yes Vermont Yankee, Atomic Power Review, ANS Nuclear Cafe, NEI Nuclear Notes, Next Big Future, Atomic Insights, Hiroshima Syndrome, Things Worse Than Nuclear Power, EntrepreNuke, and Deregulate the Atom.
This is a great collaborative effort that deserves your support. If you have a pro-nuclear energy blog and would like to host an edition of the carnival, please contact Brain Wang at Next Big Future to get on the rotation.
The 175th Carnival of Nuclear Energy has been posted at Deregulate the Atom. You can click here to access the latest edition of a long-running tradition among pro-nuclear bloggers and authors.