100th Carnival of Nuclear Energy Bloggers
By dyurman on Apr 14, 2012 06:54 pmCommitments kept across time and space result in recognition of a growing number of voices The 100th Carnival of Nuclear Energy Bloggers is up at Atomic Power Review This is a remarkable achievement based on the voluntary collaboration of the … Continue reading →
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99th Carnival of Nuclear Energy Bloggers
Posted: 14 Apr 2012 03:10 PM PDT
Atomic Power Review
is proud to welcome you to the 100th Carnival of Nuclear Bloggers.
This rotating event is hosted at a variety of the most prominent
pro-nuclear blogs and websites on a weekly basis. One hundred of anything is an important milestone - important enough to gain considerable attention. In light of this fact, we open the event with official statements from the American Nuclear Society and from the Nuclear Energy Institute.
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Congratulations
to the nuclear bloggers and advocates on the occasion of the 100th
Carnival of Nuclear Energy Bloggers. This milestone is a testament to
the energy and passion of the nuclear community to share information on
the benefits that nuclear energy holds for humanity. You are the people
with the knowledge and passion to talk with friends, neighbors, policy
makers, teachers and students about these issues. It will take all of
us to state the truths and take the initiative to counter fear,
uncertainty, and doubt, and make others understand the importance of
energy sufficiency and how it can be achieved through atomic binding
energy. As a vanguard in nuclear communications, you have embraced
nuclear technology—a young and still evolving science—and have adapted
to new and evolving communications avenues and social media outlets to
share your vision.The very first Carnival of Nuclear Energy bloggers was on May 13, 2010, at Next Big Future. Although 2010 is not so long ago, we can all agree that much has happened over the following months—and much of it was catalogued, interpreted, and shared by the individual bloggers who join together each week for the carnivals.
The carnivals not only strengthen and extend the reach of individual blogs, but also strengthen and extend the nuclear community as a whole. I predict that the pessimism which now makes much noise in the global public about all things nuclear will be proved wrong in our own time.
Thank you for your efforts, and I look forward to reading about the 200th Carnival in March 2014!
Eric P. Loewen
President
American Nuclear Society
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