Blog roll

Blog roll

This page was originally written ages ago before I was a proper climate skeptic. But is being updated. Sites in the first 4 lists (1,2,3,4) are those I visit daily, weekly or monthly. Sites in the 5th list I don't generally bother with - as there's nothing to learn there.

Climate Skeptics

These skeptics are not necessarily skeptical of the greenhouse effect but they are skeptical of the IPCC process and renewable rollout.

4. Recommended: Not Climate

5. Not Recommended: Climate Alarmists

Books: Books

A pro-nuclear power resource list should consist of basics followed by icing, but I have a hard time figuring what basics are. To get one's head around being pro-nuclear power it's importand to understand the anti-nuclear movement. This is essentially the Environmental movement, especially its deep green variety is. What the important myths of environmentalism are. How to debunk such myths. That really needs a different page. These are just resources.

Books: Free on the internet (recommended):

Books: Not Free

  • Ecology Ideology and Power, by Donald Gibson
  • "Radiation and Reason", by Wade Allison, website and book
  • "Fukushima - the first 5 days", by Leslie Corrice
  • Superfuel: Thorium, The Green Energy Source For The Future, by Richard Martin
  • Nuclear 2.0: Why a green energy future needs nuclear power, by Mark Lynas
  • Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Energy Will Lead the Green Revolution and End America’s Energy Odyssey, by William Tucker
  • GreenJacked! The misdirection of environmental action on climate change, by Geoff Russell
  • The Bottomless Well: The Twilight of Fuel, the Virtue of Waste, and Why We Will Never Run Out of Energy, by Peter W. Huber and Mark P. Mills

Videos, youtube (mostly free)

My youtube lists:

Webpages, blogs:

Have a look at the links at those blogs above.

Courses

  • A Look at Nuclear Science and Technology, by Larry Foulke. Good course, no longer running, but an excellent introduction to nuclear power. Would be brilliant if someone could post the pirated videos, and exercises. Perhaps they'll run it again if lots of people add themselves to the watchlist?
  • E-learning for Nuclear Newcomers, by IAEA. Looks interesting but I've not used it)

Twitter

I made 2 quite short twitter lists of people I follow: You might want to have a look at my twitter lists and follow anyone who posts info you find interesting.

My blogs

I keep these as explanations, for myself, of any idea or data I might need in future.

Links

using delicious (am I the last person to still use it?)

Saved Resources

webpages or pdfs/graphics saved on my computer.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

Climate modeling fraud

" The data does not matter... We're not basing our recommendations on the data; we're basing them on the climate models. "...