Nuclear fusion. This has been one of the ultimate goals of nuclear power research for what seems like forever. Every few years, we hear about another breakthrough. Researchers achieve something that has never been done before. An experiment works. A new record is set. Another major obstacle has supposedly been overcome. And then we hear
I have written a number of articles and posts about Data Centers and the criticism they have received from the media, government officials, and the public in general. Throughout those articles, I have tried to explain that Data Centers have been around for a very long time. They are not suddenly appearing because of Artificial
So let’s cut to the chase. Let’s get real here, people. Almost every article you see anymore about data centers is focused on AI driving the need for more of them. And yes, AI is requiring more data centers. That part is true. But everyone complaining about it is missing some very important facts. As
I came across an article about 66 billion trees have been planted in China’s Great Green Wall, and it made me think of a previous article I wrote about Pennsylvania’s mountains recovering after being clear-cut in Appalachian Mountains Still Powering the Nation. Normally, you will not find me writing praise for the Chinese government, and
Sigh, I have mentioned many times how much I hate pollution, trash, litter, and our throwaway society that doesn’t seem to care how wasteful and harmful it has become. One of the reasons I haven’t written about this topic yet is because there are just so many things that encompass it. And honestly, there have
