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Nuclear and climate news to 23 April
It's getting monotonous, as well as scary, – news reports on all the sabre rattling going on, mainly about North Korea, but also about Syria and Iran. The upshot of all this: – risk of 'catastrophic' nuclear accident increases. – communities fearful of nuclear war, especially in South Korea, and luxury bunkers in high demand by the filthy rich. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3hbtM_NJ0s
Spin for "new nukes" – Generation IV nuclear reactors – ramps up.
Decline in the size of the world's nuclear arsenals, due to cuts by Russia and USA.
As predicted, world's atmosphere now has 410 parts per million C02
NORTH KOREA Confusion on North Korean situation. RUSSIA 'moves troops and equipment' to North Korea border. USA spy plane over North Korea, increases preparations for THAAD antimissile system in South Korea. USA considers show of strength, shooting down North Korea missile tests. CHINA praises US on nuclear issue, criticizes North Korea. North Korea Threatens Nuclear Strike On Australia.
- American State Dept certifies that Iran is complying with nuclear deal. Tillerson slams the deal anyway! US threat to ditch Iran nuclear deal. Trump might want to rip up Iran nuclear agreement, but actually, he can't.
- Trump's changed attitude to NATO – he now wants it bigger and tougher.
- USA is building a nuclear missile that is more accurate than ever. Simultaneous North Korean and American nuclear weapons tests. Double standards? US Conducts Successful Field Test Of New Nuclear Bomb New military posture review for Trump's Pentagon.
- Trump Administration doesn't know what to do about the Paris Climate Agreement.
- Trump plans for the nuclear industry put Americans in danger – Sen. Ed Markey speaks out! Videos.
- Donald Trump "paranoid and delusional", says a group of mental health experts. Bill in USA Congress aims to facilitate removal of a President.
- Demolition of Hanford Plutonium Finishing Plant to begin soon. Citizens not happy with U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission safety report. Delay in legal order to move plutonium stockpiled in South Carolina. Three Mile Island nuclear station could close anytime soon.
- Trump administration plans to eliminate climate data collection.
GREENLAND New and worrying studies on Greenland ice.
JAPAN. Japan to decommission 5 nuclear reactors – but where to put the wastes. Niigata governor dashes TEPCO's hopes for reactor restarts in 2019. Six years after Fukushima – women and children still suffer most.
FRANCE. France's next president is in for a big nuclear headache.
SOUTH AFRICA. Eskom seeks exemptions from nuclear procurement rules and regulations. South Africa's Democratic Alliance will fight Eskom's rushed nuclear procurement process.
BANGLADESH. Tragic climate change effects already there, in Bangladesh.
RUSSIA. Russia's claims of ability to carry out Electronic Warfare. Secret Floating Nuclear Power Plant to be fuelled all too close to city of St. Petersburg.
To 15 April – nuclear and climate news
Once again – weapons, and with the Syria conflict, the threat of nuclear war are in the news this week. South Korea tries to reassure citizens that U.S. won't strike North Korea pre-emptively. Meanwhile cautious and problematic negotiations at at U.N. nuclear weapons ban treaty meeting.
The other big nuclear story is the dismal nuclear power industry prospects, after Westinghouse bankruptcy. Toshiba corporation might not survive its nuclear financial crisis.
Pre-emptive strike by USA on North Korea is on the cards, if North Korea conducts nuclear weapons test. North Korea has threatened "nuclear thunderbolts" at the first sign of a US preemptive strike.
Hans M. Kristensen on New START 2017: Russia Decreasing, US Increasing Deployed Warheads. Nuclear history, and the false promises of Generation IV reactors
In a radical change of pattern, Arctic warm water is being pushed to the surface. Global warming hitting Sub-Arctic wastelands, permafrost, more severely than expected.
March For Science 22 April . People's Climate March 29 April.
CHINA. China warning North Korea against escalating tensions to an 'irreversible' stage.
IRAN. Foreign Ministers at G7 declare support for Iran nuclear agreement. US reaffirms Iran nuclear agreement. Overall analysis of the Iran Nuclear Agreement.
- For the first time, USA drops largest Non-Nuclear Bomb, in Afghanistan.
- Trump's attack on Syria very good for his shares in missile-maker Raytheon.
- Pentagon's new killing systems for space.
- American nuclear power industry prospects down the drain, after Westinghouse bankruptcy. Nuclear contractors not turning up for work amid Westinghouse woes. America's nuclear power operators getting desperate for tax-payer subsidies. Ohio Lawmakers consider bailout for FirstEnergy nuclear plants.
- New radiation detection system begins operations at Port of Los Angeles.
- Geewhiz "new nuclear" lobby will try to hijack the March for Science.
- CLIMATE: California could get catastrophic sea level rise. Florida Emergency Declared as More Than 100 Wildfires Burn Across the State
SOUTH KOREA. South Korea's nuclear power programme under threat, as Presidential candidates against nuclear or coal expansion.
UK. Toshiba's financial woes – a bad omen for UK nuclear programme: is Moorside dead? UK's Ministry of Defence brings in nuclear bigwig to run the £41bn programme for Dreadnought nuclear missile submarines.
JAPAN. IAEA chief urges global support for decommissioning Fukushima plant. Fukushima-linked bullying survey reveals hundreds more cases. Toshiba warns that it might not survive its nuclear financial crisis. Japan's nuclear technology faces extinction.
RUSSIA. Russia's plans for nuclear waste ships: but where will they dump the radioactive trash?
SOUTH AFRICA. South Africa's new Finance Minister all set to rubber stamp nuclear build programme. Eskom says that South Africa has NOT signed any nuclear deal. South Africa's 'R1 trillion nuclear deal will guarantee SA 'junk status'
EUROPE. Problems in Europe with Westinghouse nuclear fuel assemblies
Nuclear news to 8 April
Weapons and war are in the news this week – well, even more than they usually are. US President Trump sent a missile strike attack on a Syrian military airfield, in the first direct American assault on the government of President Bashar al-Assad. The reverberations of this continue around the world, and USA warns that there could be further attacks. Trump did act without Congressional approval. There is debate about this – some say he violated the US Constitution and the War Powers Resolution. Others say that Trump had legal authority to attack Syria. My own opinion – it is a worrying precedent.
The United Nations held the global summit for a treaty on banning nuclear weapons . 1st round of nuclear weapons ban treaty talks ends, aims to draft treaty next month. North Korea remains a worry, as US President Trump and China's President Xi begin an uneasy meeting. Meanwhile, Donald Trump expands the power of the President to declare war.
Arctic Sea Ice Volume Continues to Crater
USA is dramatically in the news this week, as I mention above. Trump is taking a gamble in USA relations with Russia.
- The path to war? US legislation in Congress to unravel the Iran nuclear agreement.
- Trump's plans to revive Yucca nuclear waste dump idea.
- Trump administration doesn't want China to buy Westinghouse.
- Owners of the failed San Onofre nuclear plan agree to relocate radioactive waste from the San Diego County coastline.
- Former Chernobyl neighbours hit with rare eye cancer
- A new load of pro nuclear twaddle from James Conca and "Generation Atomic"- marching "for science" on 22 April!!
- Heartland Institute Peddling Misinformation to Teachers about Climate Change. Changes emerging, as some USA Republicans introduce to Congress the Republican Climate Resolution.
UK. UK approves USA military strike on Syria, but not committed to military action. Britain's airports and nuclear power stations have been placed on a terror alert – cyber threat Nuclear Decommissioning makes every other disaster in the post-war period pale into insignificance. Hunterston B and Hinkley Point B Nuclear – safety concerns. Ongoing collapse of UK's Moorside nuclear project, as French nuclear industry mired in scandal. Who will put up the cash for Wylfa nuclear power project?
JAPAN. Reconstruction minister lashes out over remaining Fukushima evacuees. Reconstruction Disaster: The human implications of Japan's forced return policy in Fukushima. Lifting Fukushima evacuation orders. After Fukushima, battling Tepco and leukemia. 60% of new utilities object to helping pay Fukushima compensation. Real cost of Fukushima disaster to reach $626 billion. Think tank estimate triple that of government.
SOUTH AFRICA. President Zuma drastically reshuffles Cabinet, to make way for nuclear power development. Nuclear corruption in South Africa – new allegations. Did Russia's nuclear lobby make Africa's President get rid of Finance Minister Gordhan?.
INDIA. Pakistan, India taking rival steps 'to advance nuclear arsenals' 9 year old girl sues Indian government for inaction on climate change.
RUSSIA. Russian warship headed towards US Navy destroyers who launched Syria attack. Reactors from Russia are Unsafe and Unreliable, Says Russian Environmentalist
Nuclear, climate, news to 31 March
The United Nations has just held the first of two global summits to negotiate "a legally binding instrument to prohibit nuclear weapons, leading towards their total elimination". This was sponsored by 57 nations, and with 125 nations represented, but the nuclear weapons-dependent nations did not participate.
Does this mean that the conference is meaningless? Perhaps. Yet, increasingly, public opinion supports nuclear disarmament, and those governments are being challenged, to explain their support for nuclear weapons.
As for the "peaceful" nuclear industry – it is having a financial meltdown. Westinghouse's bankruptcy, and Toshiba's record loss, shed doubt on new nuclear build in America and Britain.
Globally, the Paris climate agreement will continue, while Trump Trashes U.S. Climate Policy.
Pope Francis backs nuclear weapons ban treaty. Buddhist Association joins Christian groups in support of historic UN nuclear weapons negotiations
Climate change forcing indigenous peoples from their homelands.
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA): global economic growth possible with 2˚C scenario with Renewable Energy.
- America leads boycott of historic UN conference on nuclear weapons ban. $Trillions for nuclear weapons, as USA rejects UN nuclear ban conference. How did the Pentagon lose $10 Trillion? Air Force B-2 to Get New Digital Nuclear Weapons.
- Would Trump stage a "terrorist situation" if his popularity went right down?
- Will Westinghouse be able to complete any of its nuclear projects? South Carolina, Georgia, nuclear projects under the cloud of Westinghouse's troubles.
- Cover-up of America's nuclear waste disaster: Hanford, Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, Westlake…. Concern about nuclear waste shipments to South Carolina.
- Remembering Three Mile Island.
- Nuclear power, once the "golden goose" for small towns – now a liability.
- Another pretend-environmental nuclear front group joins the throng- "Environmental Progress".
- Trump attack, in his war on science and on the Earth's climate.
- Governors of New York and California Reaffirm Commitment to Exceeding Targets of the Clean Power Plan. Wisconsin and Louisiana cities join 23 others in USA, in going for 100% renewable energy.
- Great Barrier Reef bleaching? No, according to Breitbart, that is fake news.
JAPAN. 11,000 Wikileaks documents related to Fukushima. Residents furious over high court decision to revoke Takahama nuclear plant injunction. TEPCO fails to pinpoint melted fuel at Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant.
NORTH KOREA. Need for America and China to work together on North Korean situation.
UK. Ireland demands to be consulted on potential effects of nuclear power station on England's west coast. Nuclear decommissioning debacle is costly for Britain. Britain will struggle with nuclear regulatory system, after leaving European Union. Britain's Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) sounds alarm over doctored papers and security breaches at French nuclear parts supplier. As if in a department store sale day, foreign nuclear companies compete to sell their radioactive products to Britain.
UKRAINE. Danger to Europe of Ukraine's nuclear corruption.
The week in nuclear and climate news
CLIMATE. The worrying thing about climate change is not only that it's happening so fast, but that it could now be seen as "normal". The World Meteorological Organisation is telling us that the world climate is now in 'uncharted territory'.
This month, my websites have focused on MEDIA. And that scene is worrying, too, as mainstream media has trivialised or ignored climate change. . However, that might now be changing.
NUCLEAR. As climate change risks becoming "normalised", so, too, does the Fukushima situation. As if the 6th anniversary is over – now we can all 'move on'? Deadly nuclear radiation levels detected in Fukushima. 80% of families not going back to Fukushima after housing aid ends. Fukushima fishermen fight release of tainted water as tritium standoff continues. Yakuza gangsters thriving. And lots more…
New Study: Rapid Transition to Renewable Energy Helps Global Economy, Prevents Worst Climate Impacts
- March Climate Madness — Wildfires, Scorching Summer Heat Strike Central and Southwestern U.S. By Winter's End
- North Korea nuclear program is 'imminent' threat says Rex Tillerson. Trump govt to review decades-old US aim of world without nuclear weapons. Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017 introduced into US Congress. Sound reasons for USA not to replace Land-Based Nuclear Missiles.
- New York State lawmakers push for details on nuclear plant subsidies. Nearly 70 locally elected officials in New York call to stop pro nuclear subsidies. American electricity consumers in Eastern States stand to lose $3.9 Billion because of aid to nuclear industry.
- Some US Republicans are worried about President Trump's mental state.
JAPAN. Japan stages mass evacuation drills, following North Korean missile launches. Toshiba's financial meltdown set off by nuclear power plans. Govt plans A Campaign to Tackle "Misinformation" about Radioactive Contamination. Japanese companies exploit refugees for Fukushima radioactive clean-up work.
NORTH KOREA. North Korea's Capability Has Entered A 'New Phase' – warns U.N. Nuclear Inspector Yukiya Amano.
INDIA. India could launch 'preemptive' nuclear strike against Pakistan, says expert.India Already Facing Water Shortages Ahead of Dry Season
UK. Request by UN to Britain: Pause Hinkley Nuclear Plant Work for Environmental Assessment. As Toshiba's $500m nuclear bankruptcy looms, Britain's Moorside project could be doubtful. Campaign groups mobilise against UK's Bradwell nuclear power project.
NORWAY. At Svanhovd another tiny measurement of radioactive iodine – ongoing release?
RUSSIA. Russia developing Major Naval Base for Nuclear Warships in Syria.
PERU. Signals of Climate Change Visible as Record Fires Give Way to Massive Floods in Peru
SOUTH AFRICA. South Durban Community Environmental Alliance (SDCEA) organising anti nuclear petition
This week's nuclear and climate news
I scratch around for good news. There is plenty, on the renewable energy scene. And this: CO2 emissions from energy remain flat for third year running. Total number of global nuclear weapons has dropped.
Not so good news. Disaster looms over North Korea: how could this be stopped? US Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, rejects negotiation with North Korea, and keeps journalists out. Tillerson considers a pre-emptive strike against North Korea.
Massive amounts of heat being stored in the oceans. G20 will not be mentioning that nasty left-wing phrase "climate change".
EUROPE. The very serious threat of sea level rise.
- Trump budget would boost nuclear weapons spending, slash diplomatic and aid programmes. Savage attack on the environment: the Trump budget. Trump's budget attack on science.
- Ethics Groups Send Letter to US Attorney Preet Bharara Requesting Investigation of Trump; Within Days Preet was Fired Along with 45 Other US Attorneys. Rupert Murdoch to gain by Trump firing attorney Preet Bharara.
- Trump's divide and conquer tactics produce a toxic White House environment.
- Republican senator slams Trump's Nevada nuclear waste dump plan.
- Connecticut lawmakers want to call nuclear power "renewable".
- Grandfather and granddaughter join forces prevent nuclear doom.
- Thorough research to be done on uranium health effects on Navajo Nation.
- Massive economic costs of climate change.
- Japanese Govt. and TEPCO Found Liable by Court for Fukushima Disaster.
- The illusion of normality at Fukushima. Six years after outbreak of crisis, Fukushima nuclear workers continue to face slander, discrimination: survey. Japanese school children who survived Fukushima meltdown are being subjected to 'nuclear bullying, Singapore keeping in place Fukushima food import curbs. Olympics being hyped to portray Fukushima nuclear disaster as 'now OK"
- TEPCO cancels robotic probe of reactor 1. Plan to tunnel under the reactor buildings to remove melted fuel.
- Toshiba might have to pay the buyer, to take failed nuclear unit off its hands.
UK. UK government boycotts UN nuclear disarmament talks. UK plans for small nuclear reactors stalling. Bechtel pulls out. UK's Moorside nuclear project in more doubt, with Toshiba's crisis.
RUSSIA. Russia Plans to Fuel Floating Nuclear Reactor(s) in St. Petersburg – Endangering the City of 5 Million, Before Towing It Around Scandinavia. Russia will pay Kenya to buy its nuclear technology.
TAIWAN. Taiwan govt reaffirms aim to phase out nuclear power by 2025. Thousands in Taiwan protest against nuclear power, demand low carbon sustainable energy.
TURKEY. Call for Turkey to get its own nuclear weapons.
FRANCE. Areva factory for nuclear parts gets poor report from regulator.
Fukushima, 2020 Olympics, and other news this week
Japan and the sporting world are cheerfully preparing for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It will bring in 32.3 trillion yen. And goody – they're going to have trans gender toilets! Forget about Fukushima. That's all fixed up. But, actually, – No! Fukushima remains a lurking global catastrophe. Despite the propaganda, Fukushima nuclear clean-up is not under control.
- Attempts to use robots to find and assess the melted fuel within the reactors have failed: the robots died of heat and radiation.
- Over 1000 tanks around the nuclear station hold 900,000 tons of radioactive water, with the quantity soon expected to reach 1m tons.
- The costly "ice wall" around the No 1 reactor has not really worked, to prevent radioactive water getting into the groundwater.
- Fukushima laden with piles of radioactive soil that can't be moved into storage
- 32,000 workers at Fukushima No. 1 got high radiation dose, Tepco data show.
Fukushima nuclear disaster evacuees pressured to return to contaminated homes. About 40 percent of 42 local leaders along the coasts of Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures doubt their areas will recover by the time of the 2020 Tokyo Games due to the ongoing Fukushima nuclear crisis. Link between the Fukushima nuclear meltdown and thyroid cancer in children?. Roaming, radioactive boars slow the return of Japan's nuclear refugees. Financial crunch time looms for Fukushima's 'voluntary evacuees'.
(I've left out heaps. – especially on climate and renewable energy)
Nuclear lobbyists in disarray on what to do about the nuclear industry's crisis.
USA. Trump brinkmanship as B-52 NUCLEAR BOMBERS sent to South Korea. Trump administration locks out the media, retreats into secrecy. EPA – USA's Environment Punishing Agency Now – as Scott Pruitt promotes climate change denialism. The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment.
NORTH KOREA. Nuclear warning from North Korea.
JAPAN. Reasons for Japan to dump nuclear power more obvious now than ever.
The week in climate and nuclear news
The most significant article of the week comes from 3 very distinguished writers, in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, in explaining how the USA's military upgrade means a vast expansion of the killing power of the most numerous warhead in the US nuclear arsenal, with the ability to launch a"first strike". Consequently, the Russians are gravely concerned, and are developing new sea-based weapons.
President Trump's rather sweet and antiseptic speech to Congress, avoided his previous bellicose promises, but did mention a big increase in defense spending, though not how he would pay for that.
CLIMATE. With New El Nino Predicted, 3rd Hottest January on Record May be Cool Mark for 2017. Rapid spread of ocean acidification in the Arctic. Antarctic Sea Ice Hits New All-Time Record Low. Huge slabs of permafrost disintegrating in Northwest Canada. Famine Warning Issued in Four Countries Following Worst African Droughts in Decades. Experts gather at Vatican conference with call to avoid 'biological extinction'.
EUROPE. Europe's wild boars posing a radioactive problem
UK. Up to £219 billion to clean up the UK's nuclear mess: autonomous robots to be developed. Britain's Failing New Nuclear Programme. UK taxpayers up for tens of billions of pounds sterling as govt bends to pressure to build new nuclear reactors. Hinkley Point C – "risky and poor value for money" – House of Lords Committee. New Nuclear Reactors in Jeopardy because of Brexit? "Small Nuclear" lobby not very happy – says taxpayer funding is essential. Oil and gas boss appointed to run UK's Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.
JAPAN The spin begins- sanitising Fukushima for the Olympics. TEPCO blunders raise doubts on ability as nuke plant operator. Daunting obstacles to Fukushima cleanup, even as evacuees move back. Bribery scandal over Fukushima decontamination.
SOUTH KOREA. Amid Nuclear Reactor Radiation Fears, South Korea Abandons Japan Airport Flights.
USA. How Donald Trump manipulates media news anchors. Trump's renewed attack on news media. Scott Pruitt appointed as EPA chief in order to destroy EPA? : his emails revealed.
Worker sneaked a gun into a nuclear power station. US Senators introduce Bill to promote easier licensing of nuclear reactors. Georgia Power Suspends Study for Nuclear Plant Near Columbus. America's Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) itself has nuclear safety culture problems.
INDIA. India launches nuclear destroyer missile. India forced to back out of nuclear project sites, due to local opposition.
Nuclear and climate news for past 10 days
Blissfully away from news, and from all matters digital, – I returned to find that the climate and environment politics are worse than ever in USA and Australia.
Meanwhile, on the nuclear scene, things would be farcical, if they were not so dangerous. Donald Trump wants to expand US nuclear arsenal, make it 'top of the pack'. Australia's own Dr Helen Caldicott set out all too clearly the grim situation at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex.
The farcical part is in the nuclear lobby's pretense that theirs is a viable industry. As the giant Toshiba corporation nears bankruptcy, and nuclear power stations go down like dominoes in USA, it's really only China where the industry still might save itself. And that's dubious, too.
Global action is needed, NOW, to defeat the out-of-control Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Effect of air pollution might have masked mid-20th Century sea ice loss.
EUROPE. Iodine 131 reported in Europe in January 2017 – European radiation facts revealed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_30LrqgHqg Radiation 'sniffer plane' over Europe.
- Oh dear! Transatomic Power has been making false claims about Generation IV nuclear reactors.
- Squabble in West Texas over stranded nuclear wastes.
- Florida Supreme Court rejects nuclear expansion.
- Bexar County commissioners say no to nuclear waste shipments. On both sides o f USA-Canada border, opposition grows to transport of nuclear wastes.
- Fight building in Connecticut against subsidies for nuclear power.
- Link between nuclear power stations and cancer rates?
- New Mexico bill stalled – would have classed nuclear power as "renewable"
- USA confirms use of depleted uranium in Syria, despite its previous promises
- America's nuclear weapons made workers very ill
- Trump's associates and USA conservatives to wage war on environmentalists. Attacks on climate scientists will continue.
- Growing concern over Trump's mental condition.
JAPAN. Almost six years on, Fukushima nuclear disaster still ongoing nightmare. Global nuclear catastrophe waits in the wings, as Japan plans for Olympics. Fukushima nuclear disaster evacuees 'pressured' to return to contaminated homes, says Greenpeace. Nuclear station restart at Oi is approved – but local consent is needed. Toshiba's c rippling burden of its overseas nuclear business.
SOUTH AFRICA. Court case to save South Africa from nuclear-industry caused bankruptcy.
FRANCE. Long closure of Flamanville nuclear reactor is costing EDF £1m a day.
CHINA. China delays nuclear reactor start again and again. Opposition to nuclear power grows. China's culture, and the fear of speaking out on environmental concerns.
INDIA. Solar power for 7,000 Railway Stations In India.
PAKISTAN. Pakistan and India have agreed to extend their bilateral nuclear safety agreement.
RUSSIA. Russia lessening its reliance on nuclear weapons.
ALGERIA. Algerian human rights agency to prosecute France for nuclear tests.
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. Arab states might develop nuclear weapons? United Arab Emirates push for nuclear power
The week that was, in climate and nuclear news
I don't know which is the worst news this week – climate or nuclear. But I am going away for a week on a boat, WITH NO ACCESS TO ANYTHING DIGITAL. I can't wait. I'm taking one of those old things we all used to use – A BOOK.
But I digress:
CLIMATE. I hardly know where to start. I think that the worst thing is connected with the collapse of journalism – as articles appear denouncing climate scientists as "frauds". This, despite the 97 percent scientific consensus on climate change.
NUCLEAR. Remarkable apathy prevails, as nuclear weapons tensions hot up.
CLIMATE January sea ice volume is lowest on record, by a considerable margin. Global warming might accelerate, due to the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation, "El Tío" (the uncle).
NUCLEAR. Delays, ballooning costs, stall Next-Generation Nuclear Reactors. Uranium companies having 'worst time ever'.
- Trump has no skills to negotiate foreign relations, but he can unleash nuclear war. Trump's chief advisor, Steve Bannon and his obsession with war. Trump didn't know what the New START nuclear treaty was, but wanted to get rid of it. Pentagon urges Trump to expand nuclear weapons, ready for "limited" atomic war.
- SOMETIMES there's A BIT of good news at Hanford nuclear facility.
- Was the Nuclear Control Room Panel Fire at Quad Cities Caused By a Defective GE-Hitachi Switch?
- Risks in nuclear wastes being transported through Texas cities.
- USA Nuclear officials killed study on whether reactors posed cancer risk to nearby residents 'The cancer rates have surged enormously due to high levels of radiation'
- US nuclear industry looks to Trump to change nuclear regulation rules.
- Florida Power and Light, and the costly nuclear mess it is in.
FRANCE. Explosion in engine room at Flamanville nuclear station. A legal breakthrough for French Polynesia's nuclear test victims. France's Next President Said to Face $3 Billion Nuclear Hangover.
JAPAN. Toshiba's nuclear dominoes collapsing . Hitachi to take a 70 billion yen hit after U.S nuclear project fails. Beyond nuclear power: Japan's smart energy communities mushroom. Robot could not cope with the radiation levels inside damaged Fukushima nuclear reactor. Lost in translation: Fukushima readings are not new spikes, just the same "hot mess" that's always been there. Fukushima nuclear disaster: Worker sues Tepco over cancer
UK. Blow to UK nuclear strategy as Toshiba considers pulling out of Cumbria plant Europe's biggest nuclear construction project now hangs in the balance. Harmless radiation" – the message from Britain's fake charity Weinberg Next Nuclear
CANADA. Nuclear waste dump saga continues in Canada
CHINA. China more than doubled solar capacity in 2016
SOUTH AFRICA Civil society organisations call on President Jacob Zuma to scrap South Africa nuclear deal.
SOUTH KOREA. Seoul Administrative Court finds in favour of local residents, orders closure of nuclear facility.
PAKISTAN. Pakistan demands that India bring its nuclear programme under International Atomic Energy Commission (IAEA)'s safeguards.
INDIA. Toshiba to withdraw from Indian nuclear projects
RUSSIA Russia finally admits to a nuclear reactor failure that it covered up for 2 months
The past week in nuclear and climate news
How good it would be to be able to ignore Donald Trump! But he sees to it that this is pretty much impossible, in any current affairs media. On the nuclear scene, many worry a lot:
- about his choice of Steve Bannon on the National Security Council – "Unsupervised by people who know what they're doing. Trump and Bannon could bring the world closer to a nuclear holocaust."
- Pentagon urges Trump to expand nuclear weapons, ready for "limited" atomic war.
- Thanks to Trump's comments on climate change and nuclear arms we are once again close to nuclear war.
- USA intelligence agencies to study whether the Russian and Chinese leadership could survive a nuclear attack
- Dangerous steps by Russia and Trump on nuclear arms control
Meanwhile the global nuclear industry is in financial crisis. And Fukushima nuclear reactor radiation at highest level since 2011 meltdown.
Trump is having his impact on climate change news and action, too.
Joint Statements on Climate Change from National Academies of Science Around the World.
Antarctic Sea Ice Likely to Hit New All-Time Record Lows Over Coming Days.
Delays, ballooning costs, stall Next-Generation Nuclear Reactors
- Decision to leave Euratom leaves Britain's nuclear industry floundering. Britain's nuclear safety at risk as they pull out of Euratom. Fake charity (nuclear lobby) The Weinberg Foundation is whining about Britain leaving Euratom.
- British government now being urged to guarantee Moorside nuclear funding. Blow to UK nuclear strategy as Toshiba considers pulling out of Cumbria plant. Europe's biggest nuclear construction project now hangs in the balance.
JAPAN. Radiation in Fukushima reactor containment vessel at deadly level: TEPCO. Fukushima nuclear disaster: Worker sues Tepco over cancer. Niigata governor Ryuichi Yoneyama stands firm against restart of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant.
Hitachi to take a 70 billion yen hit after U.S nuclear project fails. Toshiba's financial woes continue – about to be sued by trust banks. Toshiba to withdraw from nuclear plant construction, chairman to quit.
IRAN. Iran tested ballistic missile, but did not breach nuclear agreement
USA. US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis warns NKorea against nuclear attack . Fear of nuclear war leads Texans to build expensive bunkers. America's EPA head announces pullout from a global pact to cut emissions. A Washington State judge uses doubt on climate change as legal cause to block a climate activist's defense.
FRANCE. France's next President to face costly propping up of the nuclear industry. China decides against taking stake in Areva .
INDIA. Toshiba to withdraw from Indian nuclear projects.
SOUTH AFRICA Only government-owned nuclear companies have responded to Eskom on nuclear marketing.
GREENLAND. Greenland – environment future threatened by mining for uranium and rare earths.
Climate and nuclear news, in this last week of January
Much as I hate joining the throng paying attention to that global narcissist, I must admit the fact that Donald Trump's statements and actions are provoking reactions in America and around the world. On many important issues, such as torture, and religious discrimination, people are responding with alarm. Equally worrying are his policies on climate and nuclear matters, and his attacks on science and journalism.
I am reminded of a kindergarten teacher, explaining the real message of a child's bad behaviour "How bad to I have to be before somebody stops me"
I did get some macabre amusement from this news item- Under Trump, nuclear lobby to dump the argument about climate change.
Thanks to Donald Trump, the Doomsday Clock ticks closer to apocalypse
Strong business case to go 100 % renewable – leading global companies
Sea level rise more rapid than expected.
EUROPE. Europe and northern hemisphere warming fast: Europe faces droughts, floods
- Linda Gunter busts the spin of America's "new nuclear" salesmen.
- Yet more corruption in the nuclear industry.
- Donald Trump now repressing scientists. American scientists are now organizing their own march on Washington.
- Trump's first White House website post – will scrap Climate Action Plan'
- Despite nuclear tensions, Americans have continued to send humanitarian aid to North Korea.
- Across America's heartland, Democrats and Republicans embrace renewable energy. Pope Francis has influenced USA Republicans to shift climate views.
- Largest Offshore Wind Project in America planned for New York
JAPAN. Plans to remove nuclear fuel at Fukushima N° 3 reactor delayed again. Radiation Measured 16μSv/h at Ground Level in Namie-cho, Fukushima. On February 14, Toshiba will reveal extent of U.S. nuclear business writedown.
UK. Another British nuclear mishap kept secret – the Scottish cold war nuclear submarine collision. Theresa May kept quiet, but SHE KNEW about the test missile mishap. With election coming, British government covered up serious missile test incident.Trident whistleblower tells RT he 'witnessed 4 unreported missile test failures
Nuclear energy corporation EDF lobbies UK govt to weaken safety rules. Toshiba desperately seeking funding for UK nuclear project, seeks tax-payer subsidy.
CHINA. China's new nuclear missile deployment – in response to Donald Trump? China deploys nuclear missiles to the Russia-China border in the northeast Heilongjiang province.
PAKISTAN. Pakistan test-fires nuclear missile capable of hitting multiple targets
FRANCE. Closure of Fessenheim nuclear plant approved by EDF
SOUTH KOREA. South Koreans alarmed about nuclear weapons – uncertainty about Donald Trump.
CHILE. Chilean Wildfires are Worst to Ever Strike the Country
Climate and nuclear news to 19 January
19 Jan 17 As I write, there's a sort of an anxious lull in climate and nuclear news. Indeed, in other news, too. The media world seems to be waiting for the next event, on January 20, concerning a certain narcissistic American. I've decided to leave him out of this week's newsletter.
The exception in all this is Fukushima. Not that you find anything about this in the mainstream media. However, the news is getting out in alternative, and some Japanese media: workers' cancers: Thyroid Cancer Patient Group : Designation of radioactive waste lifted: Fukushima 'voluntary' evacuees: Fukushima foodstuffs.
As climate deniers move into White House – Guardian news focus on climate change.
- Proposed Energy Secretary Rick Perry – ignorant about nuclear security! Legal action against subsidising of America's aging nuclear reactors. Despite shutdown of Indian Point nuclear plant, New York will invest billions in upgrading other nuclear stations. Testing a deep borehole as a potential way to bury highly radioactive nuclear trash.
- Obama's Top Scientist Explains the Climate Challenge Northeast USA predicted to heat up faster than most of the rest of the world. Interfaith effort spreads the word about climate change.
- Solar energy now a bigger employer than Coal, Oil, and Natural Gas combined. World's largest rooftop solar farm to be built on Tesla's gigafactory.
JAPAN. Crash in Toshiba shares as nuclear financial crisis deepens. Shimane nuclear power plant found to have dangerous corroded holes in air ducts inside the No. 2 reactor. 7 Times More Leukemia in 2015 than 2014, 80% in Eastern Japan.
CHINA. Nuclear weapons should be completely prohibited – Chinese President Xi Jinping.
BELGIUM. Netherlands, Luxemburg and Germany want Belgium's dangerous nuclear reactors to be closed.
PAKISTAN. Pakistan vows nuclear retaliation if India attacks.
U K. Political row over proposed west Cumbria nuclear plant. Greens Party running anti nuclear platform in UK by-election. Prince Charles writes a book on climate change (That's torn it: they won't let HIM be king)
NORTH KOREA. North Korea may be preparing for a new missile test-launch.
UKRAINE. Russia stops agreement with Ukraine on nuclear power plant construction
SAUDI ARABIA. Saudi Arabia's $US50bn clean energy plan focusses on solar and wind
Climate and nuclear news to 14 January
A week away from Donald Trump taking over the USA Presidency, and it's anybody's guess as to how bad the repercussions of that will be, for climate action, nuclear safety, and the public good. If there happen to be some accidental unintended benefits for they public good, I doubt that these will compensate for the world's most powerful nation being run by the lead bully boy for corporate America. Barack Obama retires graciously, claiming that "we did". Perhaps more accurately "we tried".
Don't for one minute think that nuclear power is in any way "green".
Record loss of sea ice in 2016-both Arctic and Antarctic.
Alexei Yablokov, grandfather of Russian environmentalism, dies at 83
CLIMATE NOAA– Atmospheric CO2 Increased by 2.77 Parts Per Million During 2016. Copernicus organisation says 2016 'hottest on record' in new sign of global warming. Greenland Ice Melt might cause Atlantic Circulation to Collapse.
ENERGY Bleak future for nuclear revival, with solar and wind costs continuing to fall. Rapid rise in Global Photovoltaic Installation Market is predicted by Transparency Market Research.
- USA's EPA ( Nuclear Industry Protection Agency) confirms dramatic increase in radiation will be permitted in drinking water
- USA nominee for secretary of defense disagrees with Donald Trump on nuclear weapons. US Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson disagrees with Donald Trump on nuclear weapons.
- The F-35 may destabilize relations between the world's two greatest nuclear powers — Russia and the US.
- Background to shutdown of Indian Point nuclear power plant. New York's renewable energy sector is poised to take over from Indian Point nuclear power station New York nuclear subsidies an 'existential threat' to wholesale markets -Electric Power Supply Association.
- 17 USA nuclear reactors listed as having possibly flawed parts from AREVA's Le Creusot forge. Former nuclear town degenerates into a stranded nuclear waste dump .
- Judge rules that Exxon Mobil Corp must hand over climate documents to Massachusetts.
- US Global Change Research Program recommends research into geoengineering for climate change action.
- 100 % renewable energy by 2050 – pledges General Motors. T
- Tesla starts mass production of solar battery cells.
CANADA. Canada's government releases carbon pricing plan
UKRAINE. Giant solar farm to be built on Ukraine's land contaminated by Chernobyl radiation.
NETHERLANDS. Trains 100% wind powered for Netherlands, by 2018.
FRANCE. France's desperate move to save nuclear company AREVA.
RUSSIA. Alexei Yablokov, Russia's environmental conscience, dies at 83 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo2cyS1YUqo
UK. China to build ANOTHER nuclear reactor in Britain – concern for nuclear regulator. Wales introduces solar 'eco hamlet' – the first of many?
CHINA. China's $493 billion plan for renewable energy.
TAIWAN. Taiwan will end nuclear power generation by 2025.
JAPAN. 'Monju was not worth dying for' – says wife of top nuclear official, who suicided. Toshiba's $billions loss raise questions about costs for new nuclear power. Coral bleaching kills 70 percent of Japan's biggest coral reef. Japanese Government hides contamination from Fukushima nuclear disaster while sending evacuees home .
NORTH KOREA. North Korea's greatly increased plutonium stockpile
2017 in climate and nuclear news
Here are my predictions for 2017 . They are not all that cheerful. But I am comforted by that fact that I usually predict most unreliably. I pronounced that Hillary Clinton would win the US presidency by a landslide.
But – here goes, anyway :
CLIMATE news. The anthropocene is here with a vengeance, and will be evidenced by continued weather extremes – droughts in Africa, India and other places, floods elsewhere, the continued creeping sea level rise, affecting island nations, and low-lying ones, like Bangladesh. Most worrying of all, the continuance of extraordinary changes in temperature in the Arctic, with effects on ocean currents.
With climate-denying politicians in power, at the national level, action on climate change will be stalled, to some degree. However, at the level of states, local councils, and cities, increased adoption of renewable energy will mean that meaningful climate action goes on with renewed vigour. At the grassroots level, more homes and businesses will adopt solar and wind technologies, as well as smart energy conservation – a trend already apparent in Australia, and parts of Europe and USA, as well as in developing countries, where off-grid energy becomes a boon to millions. Public disillusion with climate denying leaders will rise.
NUCLEAR news. The world will limp on, avoiding nuclear war by a whisker, especially in relation to India and Pakistan. However, there will be encouraging developments in the international nuclear disarmament movement, with an impressive conference in March.
In America, more nuclear power stations will close, due to their diseconomics. Nuclear power development in China will continue to slow down, for reasons of cost, water shortage, and even public opposition. India's growing solar energy success will threaten its nuclear development. Britain, however, will be a focus, as France, China, South Korea, even Russia will push desperately for Hinkley, Moorside, Bradwell nuclear projects, which will have to be subsidised by taxpayers.
Fukushima will continue to be a running sore with no cure in sight, while Japan and the world happily look forward to the 2020 Olympics.
The nuclear waste problem will continue to dog USA, and efforts to even trial new solutions like deep bore drilling will meet public opposition, even without any radioactive trash. Some countries, e.g. France, with existing nuclear power stations will look to closing them down. At the same time, there'll be a continuing frenzy to try to market nuclear power to non nuclear countries.
The proponents of "New Nuclear", particularly of Thorium and of Small Modular Nuclear Reactors will continue to pretend that they help Big Nuclear by supposedly dealing with the waste problem. But in reality, they'll be rejoicing at the plight of Big Nuclear, and toting their still non existent new gimmicks to governments. In particular, they'll want America to weaken its safety regulations.
Above all, the nuclear lobbyists and publicists will hammer their lie that nuclear power can stop climate change. Not only is that not true, but also, that claim becomes increasingly irrelevant as climate change races ahead. – simply no time for that "solution" anyway.
But that won't stop the "New Nuclear" lobby. They'll bring out a film – THE NEW FIRE glossy, expensively made, sophisticated – to push the new gee whiz nuclear kids on the block. Their various front groups, e.g Weinberg Next Nuclear , "Breakthrough Energy Coalition" and Australia's "Bright New World" will continue to pose as charities, and gain tax exempt status.
I'd love to think that journalists and academics will see through the spin. But I am not optimistic, following a year when spin brought Brexit and Donald Trump's rise. (Even if Trump gets bored, and chucks the job in to run a personal media circus, the USA will still be run by climate denying Republicans. )
Journalists and academics will continue to spout the nuclear lies – about low dose ionising radiation being OK , and above all, keep hammering the message of nuclear being "clean" and "low carbon" . They know where the money is. The public at large will believe them, despite the efforts of the anti nuclear movement, and of a few brave, outspoken journalists and academics.
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Rickie Fowler is well aware of the task he faces to catch Open Championship leader Rory McIlroy with one round remaining.
The American, who has claimed top-five finishes in each of this year's previous majors, matched McIlroy's third-round score of 68 at Hoylake to earn a place in Sunday's final pairing.
However, Fowler could have been much closer to the leader had he not dropped three shots in the space of four holes on the back nine.
He ultimately reached the clubhouse at 10 under, six behind McIlroy, who he had briefly joined at the summit of the leaderboard when birdieing the 12th.
While pleased with his form, Fowler acknowledged he faces a difficult task to reel in the Northern Irishman, with no player having given up a six-shot lead after 54 holes at The Open.
"I'm definitely satisfied with my game. I'm definitely delivering the club properly although three shots slipped away from me on the back nine," he said.
"My swing is a lot more efficient than it's ever been. It's more based on body rotation rather than timing and hands.
"It's going to be tough catching Rory from six shots back. I need to get off to a good start to put a bit of pressure on him because he's definitely in control of the golf tournament right now."
France's Victor Dubuisson is also among the chasing pack looking to seize on any stutter from McIlroy after a four-under round of 68 on Saturday.
Dubuisson sits eight shots behind in fifth, but is keen to focus on his own game on the final day rather than chasing those ahead of him.
"It was a great round because I started with the bogey on the second hole. But then I got some great birdie opportunities," he said.
"My putting was good. But still, you know, the pin positions were a little bit trickier than the two days before.
"It's always better to be at the top of the leaderboard than to be down so, yeah, tomorrow I will just try to do my best and if the putts go in it could be a good day.
"I just try to focus on my game and try to be as relaxed as possible on the course. Because I think it's the best way in this type of big tournament - to do well."
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The lack of Super Rugby talent added to the New Zealand Sevens squad for Commonwealth Games preparation is a testament to the strength of the class of 2014.
Only two Super Rugby players have been added to the trial squad by coach Gordon Tietjens, with Highlander Kurt Baker and Pita Ahki of the Blues hoping to make the grade.
Both are former New Zealand Sevens players, having won the Rugby Sevens World Cup last year in Russia, while Baker won gold with the team at the Delhi Games in 2010.
The only other Super Rugby talent in the 18-man trial squad is Crusaders back Adam Whitelock, but he has been in camp with the team for most of this year.
Star back Sherwin Stowers said he was surprised that so few Super Rugby players were added to the team, but believes Tietjens has faith in a strong crop of current sevens players.
"The last time we had this we had six or eight Super Rugby boys and five All Blacks," he said.
"But with the playoffs and Super Rugby teams being so close I can understand why Titch hasn't picked many of those players.
"In saying that, I think we've got a strong squad and I think Titch knew that too. We don't really need outsiders to come into this squad with the strength we have."
All Blacks Liam Messam, Ben Smith, Hosea Gear and Zac Guildford were part of the 2010 Commonwealth Games team, and back in 2006 Cory Jane, Tamati Ellison, Tanerau Latimer, Sosene Anesi and Messam were involved in another gold medal win.
Rewind as far as 1998 and verified legends of the game Jonah Lomu and Christian Cullen were among the names winning gold in Kuala Lumpur.
"Kurt and Pita know what the sevens is all about being former sevens boys, so I think they really add to the team.
"It can be a lot harder for other guys who haven't played to get up to speed."
Don't expect a lack of big stars to be a problem for New Zealand in Glasgow, however.
Tietjens has built his deepest squad ever in the extended buildup to the Rio Olympics, and that deep squad led to one of the team's best seasons on record, winning five of the nine IRB Sevens World Series tournaments this season.
"It's full noise," Stowers said.
"We've been split into our trial teams and it's full noise, full contact.
"It's quite difficult in trials because you know all the boys, you know their strengths, and you want to stop them.
"The intensity does go up preparing for Commonwealth Games, but you wouldn't expect anything less."
Tietjens will name his final 12-man squad for the Commonwealth Games next week.
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Tallulah is bound she is going to have a solo in her dance school's upcoming functionality of
The Frog Prince. in any case, she is now a great ballerina. And she's proud that her
little brother, Beckett, has begun taking ballet too, although he spends such a lot of his
time goofing off.
But then Tallulah will get an unforeseen shock . . . and never the nice variety. What's a
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Ballet and sibling contention meet head-on during this wonderful follow-up to Tallulah's Tutu.
Poetic Illumination: René Char and his Artist Allies (Faux Titre, Volume 357)
By Rosemary Lancaster
In 1980 an exhibition of the Illuminated Manuscripts of René Char held in Paris took the inventive and literary worlds without notice. It featured illustrations through twenty-eight artists of an array of Char's hand-written poems. Char's inventive institutions, spanning seven a long time, stay extraordinary this present day. not just was once he amply illustrated via these he referred to as his "substantial allies"; the dedicatory poems and prose items they encouraged, written with revelatory aptitude, represent a different corpus within the heritage of artwork and poetic company. This booklet brings jointly an exemplary variety of the artists Char prized over the years: Dali and Kandinsky within the early years; later, Picasso, Braque and Miró; but later, Vieira da Silva, Nicolas de Staël and Alexandre Galperine. It additionally considers the poet's fascination with Corot, Courbet, los angeles travel, Van Gogh and the cave artwork of Lascaux.
De rerum natura
By Lucretius
Scomparso according to secoli dalle biblioteche di letterati e sapienti ostili alle tesi epicuree, e riscoperto solo in pieno Rinascimento grazie a un umanista che ne rinvenne una copia in un monastero tedesco, il De rerum natura, poema filosofico in esametri composto da Lucrezio nel I secolo d.C., è un unicum nella storia della letteratura e del pensiero antico. Si compone di tre coppie di libri che hanno consistent with argomento los angeles fisica - il molteplice aggregarsi degli atomi, in un ciclo infinito di nascita e di distruzione - l. a. natura e il cosmo. Ispirato alla tradizione greca di poemi didascalici oggi andati perduti, il De rerum natura è al contempo un'opera letteraria ricca d'immagini evocative, invenzioni linguistiche, picchi lirici e passaggi avvincenti quali los angeles celebre fenomenologia dell'amore e l. a. toccante descrizione della peste di Atene. Il capolavoro di Lucrezio è anche un viaggio iniziatico attraverso gli insegnamenti del maestro Epicuro. Solo conoscendo i principi che regolano l. a. natura e l'uomo, infatti, il saggio potrà raggiungere l'unico traguardo davvero ambito: l. a. prospettiva di prezioso distacco da cui contemplare le cose, libero dai travagli di ogni giorno, con los angeles gioia e il sollievo dell'uomo salvo sulla riva che fissa lo sguardo sul mare in tempesta.
Aimless Love: New and Selected Poems
By Billy Collins
NEW YORK instances BESTSELLER
"America's favourite poet."—The Wall highway Journal
From the two-term Poet Laureate of the U.S. Billy Collins comes his first quantity of latest and chosen poems in twelve years. Aimless Love combines fifty new poems with beneficiant decisions from his 4 most modern books—Nine Horses, the difficulty with Poetry, Ballistics, and Horoscopes for the lifeless. Collins's unmistakable voice, which brings jointly simple speech with creative shock, is obviously heard on each web page, reminding us how he has controlled to counterpoint the tapestry of latest poetry and tremendously extend its viewers. His paintings is featured in most sensible literary magazines reminiscent of The New Yorker, Poetry, and The Atlantic, and he sells out examining venues all around the state. showing frequently in The most sensible American Poetry sequence, his poems entice readers and dwell audiences in all places and feature been translated into greater than a dozen languages. by way of turns playful, ironic, and severe, Collins's poetry captures the nuances of daily life whereas top the reader into zones of encouraged ask yourself. within the poet's personal phrases, he hopes that his poems "begin in Kansas and lead to oz" relating the topics of affection, loss, pleasure, and poetry itself, those poems exhibit the simplest paintings of this "poet of plenitude, irony, and Augustan grace" (The New Yorker).
cross, little book,
out of this condo and into the world,
carriage made from paper rolling towards town
bearing a unmarried passenger
past the succeed in of this jittery pen
and much from the table and the nosy gooseneck lamp.
it's time to decamp,
wear a jacket and enterprise outside,
time to be appeared by means of different eyes,
sure to be held in overseas hands.
So off you cross, babies of the brain,
with a wave and a few bits of fatherly advice:
remain out as past due as you like,
don't trouble to name or write,
and consult as many strangers as you can.
Praise for Aimless Love
"[Billy Collins] is ready, with necessary few phrases, to make me cry. Or snigger out loud. he's a outstanding artist. To have such energy in such an abbreviated shape is deeply inspiring."—J. J. Abrams, The big apple instances e-book Review
"His paintings is poignant, ordinary, often humorous and imaginitive, additionally nuanced and outstanding. It bears repeated examining and interpreting aloud."—The undeniable Dealer
"Collins has earned virtually rock-star prestige. . . . He is familiar with the best way to write layered, subtly witty poems that anybody can comprehend and appreciate—even those that don't commonly like poetry. . . . The Collins in those pages is particular, evocative, and is aware the right way to make the style clean and relevant."—The Christian technology Monitor
"Collins's new poems comprise every thing you might have come to anticipate from a Billy Collins poem. They stand solidly on even flooring, chiseled and unbreakable. Their phraseology is classy, the humor is alive, and the speaker keeps to walk at his personal velocity throughout the plainness of yank life."—The day-by-day Beast
"[Collins's] poetry provides uncomplicated observations, which create a shared adventure among Collins and his readers, whereas extra revealing how he's taking life's daily humdrum stories and makes them vibrant."—The occasions Leader
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Sämtliche Werke, Briefe und Dokumente. Band 5: 1796-1797. Hyperion, vorletzte Fassung; Gedichte; Hyperion I; Ovid, Vergil, Euripides; Horaz
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Poésie moderne (Les Fiches de lecture d'Universalis)
By Encyclopædia Universalis
Bienvenue dans l. a. assortment Les Fiches de lecture d'Universalis
Lorsque paraît son most effective recueil en octobre 1953, sous los angeles couverture bleutée des éditions du Mercure de France, Yves Bonnefoy n'a publié qu'une plaquette, Traité du pianiste (1946).
Une fiche de lecture spécialement conçue pour le numérique, pour tout savoir sur Poésie moderne
Chaque fiche de lecture présente une œuvre clé de los angeles littérature ou de los angeles pensée. Cette présentation est couplée avec un article de synthèse sur l'auteur de l'œuvre.
A propos de l'Encyclopaedia Universalis :
Reconnue mondialement pour los angeles qualité et los angeles fiabilité incomparable de ses guides, Encyclopaedia Universalis met l. a. connaissance à los angeles portée de tous. Écrite par plus de 7 two hundred auteurs spécialistes et riche de près de 30 000 médias (vidéos, photographs, cartes, dessins…), l'Encyclopaedia Universalis est l. a. plus fiable assortment de référence disponible en français. Elle aborde tous les domaines du savoir.
Witch Hunt
By Juliet Escoria
The much-anticipated full-length poetry assortment through the severely acclaimed writer of Black Cloud, Witch Hunt delves into the phobia and wonder that happens while love, insanity, and dependancy collide.
Voyager (New California Poetry, Volume 31)
By Srikanth Reddy
Srikanth Reddy's moment ebook of poetry probes this world's cosmological relation to the plurality of all attainable worlds. Drawing its identify from the spacecraft presently departing our sun method on an embassy to the past, Voyager unfolds as 3 books inside a e-book and culminates in a chilling Dantean allegory of management and its failure within the reason behind humanity. on the middle of this quantity lies the ancient determine of Kurt Waldheim—Secretary-General of the U.N. from 1972-81 and previous intelligence officer in Hitler's Wehrmacht—who as soon as served as a spokesman for humanity whereas ultimate silent approximately his function within the collective atrocities of our period. Resurrecting this complicated determine, Reddy's common voyager explores the backyard of forking paths hidden inside each totalizing dream of identification.
Engravings Torn from Insomnia (Lannan Translations Selection Series)
By Olga Orozco
Although Olga Orozco has gained nearly each significant literary award from her local Argentina and her paintings has been translated into 15 languages, no unmarried quantity of her poetry exists in English—until now. Award-winning translator/Colorado Poet Laureate Mary Crow has selected the best of Orozco's poems for this long-awaited Spanish-English bilingual assortment, Engravings Torn from Insomnia.
Olga Orozco is the writer of 20 books of poetry. Her paintings uses surrealist recommendations in addition to the vatic voice of primitive poetry. She died in 1999.
Mary Crow has released numerous award-winning translations. She teaches at Colorado kingdom college and is the Poet Laureate of Colorado. Crow is the writer of Borders and I Have Tasted the Apple.


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This ancient place was formed between 50 and 60 million years ago, the layered basalt columns created during intense periods of volcanic activity in the region. The molten rock was forced through the chalk which makes up the surrounding cliffs and formed a lava plateau which upon cooling cracked and fractured. This resulted in the characteristic polygonal columns millions flock to see every year. The varying sizes of the columns is a result of uneven cooling speeds of the lava.
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Dr. Carter has been involved in the formation and early stage development of several biotechnology companies as a co-founder, consultant or member of the board of directors. He co-founded Avalon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in January 1999 and served as CEO for 10 years until 2009 when Avalon merged with Clinical Data, Inc. During this time, Avalon developed a unique biomarker-based drug discovery and development engine; completed an IPO and listing on the NASDAQ market; established a pipeline of drug discovery programs and partnerships with Merck, Novartis, Sanofi-Aventis, and AstraZeneca/MedImmune. Prior to that, Dr. Carter directed the gene mapping initiative at Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Dr. Carter has served on the advisory and oversight boards for multiple biotechnology conferences and industry organizations including the National BIO Industry Organization and serves on the Advisory Council for the Center for Biotechnology Education at Johns Hopkins University where he holds an adjunct faculty appointment.
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*Recently I made a video called Racist puppets on notice: Michael Brown Was no Stephanie Neiman, Mark Slavin. In the comments section, youtube user donpldp regurgitated the baseless hearsay that, "Every 28 hours a black person dies at the hands of the police." The user could have gotten that lie from Occupy.com or from Malcolm X Grassroot Movement, or many other mires aimed to distract, mislead and enrage black US citizens.
White liberal Arlene Eisen cages credulous black pawns
The lie that, "Every 28 hours a black person dies at the hands of the police," began by white liberal Arlene Eisen who owns the website www.OperationGhettoStorm.org, which publishes race-baiting junk-science, including the '2012 Annual Report on the Exrajudicial killings of 313 black people by Police, Security Guards and Vigilantes' (View Cover). The report is issued also by Malcolm X Grassroots Movement—the trivial, frivolous project of Monifa Akinwole-Bandele, whose other fraudulent endeavors include being a member of the Board of Directors for Brooklyn Movement Center. (That she used to have sex with The Artist Formerly known as prince is Akinwole-Bandele's biggest claim to fame.)
The pseudo-research
Eisen's junk-science report contains a key element on page 17, where the author states, "No national database tracks killings, and no one analyzes that non-existent data by race, yet the partial studies that do exist consistently find that Black people are killed by police, security guards and vigilantes in numbers dramatically out of proportion to their share in the population [17]." Then you go to citation 17, upon which many central points rest—and it's a dead link (which further references the entire 2012 Sunday Commentary of The Dallas Morning News).
Arlene Eisen: Academic Slob
"A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on" – Winston Churchill. So youtube user donpldp—and countless others like him—was simply misled by the white academic-slob Arlene Eisen, who is supposedly Ivy-League-trained. Eisen's junk-science and pitiful scholarship surely reached around too much of the world. Fortunately, though, I don't wear pants.
The lesson
The lesson is: check your sources. Check them even if you want to agree with what they say; in fact, a respectable person checks sources especially when they want to agree with what they say. Otherwise, you forever chain yourself to being a pawn swamped in Confirmation Bias. ~Russ Lindquist


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As a business analyst, so much is expected of you. Your stakeholders expect you to increase company revenue and make life easier for employees. Your bosses want you to make a good name for their company and maintain consistently updated skillsets.
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To meet this end, you have to become a "triple threat" and combine the three principal business analyst roles, which are Strategist, Architect, and IT-Systems Analyst.
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The architect is a business analyst who facilitates positive change. When the strategist identifies problems, the architect designs solutions that meet determined goals. This involves analyzing objectives, processes, and available resources, and then implementing improvements.
If you wear the architect hat, you have "knowledge skills"—meaning, that you are savvy with understanding the inner-workings of a business. Specifically, architects are skillful at creating requirements, communicating with stakeholders, and modeling business processes.
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The economy as a whole is moving toward technology-specific solutions, which is why there is a greater need for skillful business analysts who specialize in IT. Businesses everywhere are adapting for our tech-dependent world. Despite this, the problem of ROI for technology is still a prevalent concern.
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If you've taken a class with me, or if you've read my articles in the past, you know I show business analysts how to update their skills. BAs come to me because their bosses and clients want them to take on multiple responsibilities. From problem-finder to solution-definer, the need for updated skills grows more and more each day.
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