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From the Fall 2009 Issue

A LESSON FOR COPENHAGEN TODAY
Hans Christian Ørsted's Scientific Method
Tom Gillesberg

Instead of today's climate superstition
we must return to the classical humanist
scientific method propounded by the great
Danish scientist Ørsted and his cothinkers.

From the Summer 2009 Issue

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Thoughts on Fusion Energy Development
After a Six-Decades-Long Love Affair
Richard F. Post

A fusion pioneer reviews 60 years of fusion
history, and proposes the axisymmetric tandem
mirror as a fast track to achieving ignition with
magnetic confinement fusion, bypassing some
of the problems with large tokamaks.

INTERVIEW: RICHARD F. POST
A Fusion Pioneer Talks About Fusion
And How to Get There

Nuclear power is essential for the United States
to recover from the ongoing breakdown crisis and
become economically productive again.

SCIENCE FOR LEGISLATORS
Is the Fear of Radiation Constitutional?
Laurence Hecht

A primer to help the present majority of
misinformed policymakers and citizens to
learn the truth about radiation, and the wonderful
power for good that it holds out for mankind.

Krafft Ehricke's Extraterrestrial
Imperative
by Marsha Freeman
Reviewed by Oyang Teng
LaRouche Youth Movement

From the Spring 2009 Issue

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Stimulate the Economy:
Build New Nuclear Plants!
Marsha Freeman

Nuclear power is essential for the United States
to recover from the ongoing breakdown crisis and
become economically productive again.

The Sun, Not Man, Still Rules Our Climate
Zbigniew Jaworowski, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc.

A leading scientist dissects the false "fingerprint"
of man-made warming and the Malthusian
hand promoting it.

How Developing Countries Can Produce
Emergency Food and Gain Self-Sufficiency
Mohd Peter Davis and N. Yogendran

Malaysia's revolutionary Deep Tropical
agricultural system is a model for feeding
the world--fast--and bringing the developing
nations out of feudal poverty.

Where is Punt, The 'Land of God'?
Rick Sanders

Ancient Egyptians had sea-going vessels
and the astrogation skills to make long-distance
voyages, including to the Americas.

Fourth-Generation HTRs
And Recycling: A Dialogue

Dr. Ken Schultz for the General
Atomics GT-MHR and Dr. Albert Koster
for South Africa's PBMR respond to
comments by Dr. George Stanford,
a retired nuclear reactor physicist from
Argonne National Laboratory.

From the Fall-Winter 2008 Issue

The Nuclear Power Revolution:
Modular High-Temperature Reactors

Modular High-Temperature Reactors
Can Change The World

The Modular High-Temperature Reactor:
Its Time Has Come!

South Africa's PBMR Is Moving Forward!

Who's Trying to Strangle the PBMR?

The Evidence for Gamma Ray
Photosynthesis
T. D. Luckey

From the Summer 2008 Issue

Yes, We Can Reprocess
Nuclear Fuel!

Clinton Bastin, a veteran nuclear reprocessing expert for the U.S. government recounts the little-known history of America's successful reprocessing program, and the unfortunate political decisions to thwart its progress.           

Nuclear Fuel Processing: PUREX vs. Pyro—A Commentary