There is a decided focus on policy this week, with both Jim Hopf and Gail Marcus making entries toward that topic. Dr. Marcus pulls a rabbit out of her hat, as it were, in another post, while Atomic Insights features a guest post by Bill Rodgers. Yes Vermont Yankee talks about renewables, and also features its author in a brand new podcast. Atomic Power Review covers the SONGS situation as it develops, and Hiroshima Syndrome's own post covers the political maneuvering going on in Japan.
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