Posts Tagged ‘Steven Chu’
Japan’s nuclear plants…
The predictable outlets are having their own scare-fest over the dangers of nuclear power, complete with I-told-you-so lookbacks. There are some voices of sanity from across the pond.
Jonah Goldberg’s radiation guy tells us to calm down. Iain Murray wants to know where Steven Chu, the president’s energy guy, is. His Oneness has promoted Chu as a nuke power guy, because killing oil requires energy from nuclear energy.
A modicum of common sense on risk assessment versus benefits would go a long way. Michael Auslin tells us some of what the USA is doing to help — you aren’t surprised that it’s mostly our military, are you?
Consensus isn’t science…
Regardless of your stance on global warming – oh, they say “climate change” now, since the earth is cooling instead of warming — you need to read the marvelous letter by Mark Campbell, Professor of Chemistry at the United States Naval Academy, here:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/letters/bal-ed.le.letters13j20jan13,0,1631758.story
Consensus isn’t science, but politics, and anyone who attempts to convince you that consensus without proof has any scientific meaning is a charlatan. And yes, that includes The One’s pick for Energy Secretary, Nobel Prize winning Steven Chu. He may conduct research in alternative energy, but his view on global warming is merely a personal belief, which downgrades his Nobel to the status of Al Gore’s.