My one-time Charlatan compadre James Hrynyshyn has headed south of the border, but thanks to the miracle of the Internets, I can still find out what’s going on in that fertile mind of his at Island of Doubt. Given that he told me about peak oil two years ago, I tend to be pretty interested.
Yesterday’s post is a thought-provoking look at fusion energy, given the announcement last week that the ITER consortium has finally chosen a site:
It slipped under the radar of, or got passing mentions in, most corporate and independent media outlets. But that’s not what’s troubling. Instead, it’s the reaction from environmentalists that has me concerned.
