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John Greenwald

  • Science Editor, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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A breakthrough discovery could accelerate the arrival of controlled fusion energy on Earth

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By John Greenwald
| Phys.org
Researchers led by Chang Liu of PPPL have unveiled a promising approach to mitigating damaging runaway electrons created by disruptions in tokamak fusion devices. Key to the approach was harnessing a unique type of plasma wave that bears the name of astrophysicist Hannes Alfvén, a 1970 Nobel laureate. Alfvén waves have long been known to loosen the confinement of high-energy particles in tokamak reactors, allowing some to escape and reducing the efficiency of the doughnut-shaped devices.
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It’s not racist to say some places are safer than others Original

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By Ron Scott, John Greenwald, Matt Lamb 
| Washington Examiner
It is not racist , nor should it be illegal , to say that some areas are sketchy or dangerous. Bureaucrats at the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau think otherwise. Thanks to the CFPB, Illinois -based mortgage lender Townstone Financial has been subjected to a federal investigation since 2017 for comments its personnel made on its radio show dating back to 2014.
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How the Left's Stalinesque treatment of military history undermines achievement Original

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By Ron Scott, John Greenwald, Michael G. Waltz, Forrest Marion
| Washington Examiner
Earlier this year, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro, following the recommendations of the congressionally-mandated Naming Commission, announced his rationale for renaming the USNS Maury,a Navy ship that had been named after naval officer Matthew Fontaine Maury, considered the “father of modern oceanography." “We must put forth the effort to recognize figures who positively influenced our society,” Del Toro claimed.
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