I spent my entire engineering career in the field of Nuclear Power-Energy systems, including land based, naval ships, and outer space applications. I am a pioneer in the development of Fast Breeder Reactor power plants. In 1957 I started with  the Enrico Fermi Nuclear power plant in Monroe, Michigan, next joined Argonne National Laboratory and participated in the design, construction start-up and operation of the Experimental Breeder Reactor II  (EBR II) located in Idaho, the Clinch River Fast Breeder Power plant, and finally to General Electric for development of the commercial Fast Breeder Reactor Power plant.

The environmentalists do not want Fast Breeder Power plants.  Presidents Carter and Clinton paid off election favors by stopping the Clinch River plant progress, and Clinton stopped Argonne National Laboratories'  Experimental Breeder Reactor II  after it had been operated successfully for 30 years and was generating power for the National Reactor Engineering Test Site in Idaho as well as performing value experiments both for the US and Japan. Clinton also stopped all government support for the Fast Breeder development and turned to supporting the renewable energy concepts on which billions of dollars have been spent. I can find very little results for this effort.

Of course I am biased toward nuclear power, but I do not see any other source of energy that can supply humans sufficient energy for as long as it will ever be needed on this earth.

I do not ask for or take any money or put advertisements on this Web site. In other words I do not get paid to give someone else's views whether or not I agree with them.  Contrast this to the environmental and religious organizations who ask for and get significant amounts of money and salaries.

As you can see I do not pull any punches in this Web Site. I have always been amazed at the Presbyterians in the hinterland who do not have a scintilla of knowledge of the national PCUSA's policies or actions. I submit that 90% of the members in the hinterland do not know that the PCUSA are anti-Nukes and soft technology advocates right along with the secular humanistic environmentalists. I once was a member of the Presbyterian church, but left when they came up with their anti-nuke policies. I asked them if they would like to enter into discussion with professional engineers on the subject. No was their answer. They make their own decisions  and don't bother them with the facts. The environmentalists supply the facts.  Strange bed fellows. The environmentalists, by and large, are not Christians. Their deity is the earth.