Tech Podcast: Sats and nukes, CO2 turned to fuel, and Tweetspeare

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Tech Podcast: Sats and nukes, CO2 turned to fuel, and Tweetspeare

By Clark Boyd ⋅ April 12, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment

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This week’s tech podcast starts by giving you a bird’s eye view on nukes. In the wake of the new treaty signed last week by President’s Obama and Medvedev, and the Nuclear Security Summit now happening in Washington, we wanted to find out how you keep track of nuclear developments worldwide. Well, one way is with satellites. We have an extended interview with with Kevin Pomfret, Executive Director of the Centre for Spatial Law and Policy. Kevin talks about GeoEye satellite images of nuclear, and supposedly nuclear, sites around the world. Well worth a look.

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4 comments for “Tech Podcast: Sats and nukes, CO2 turned to fuel, and Tweetspeare”

Don Davis

When I got my iPhone I discovered this podcast and downloaded every episode available. It has taken a while but I have finally gotten caught up to the present. This is a great podcast, thank you.

http://www.theworld.org Clark Boyd

Don —

You are entirely welcome. I’m glad you found it, and I’m glad you like it. There are even more back episodes at this RSS feed: http://www.theworld.org/rss/techarchive.xml. You can manually put that into iTunes and pull down dozens of programs. Best,

C

http://www.ewfoster.com Ed Foster

Where, oh where, has my favorite podcast gone? Has it been obscured by a cloud of volcanic ash?

And, since it’s Speak Like Shakespeare day in Chicago, Wherefore art thou, Podcast? What light through yonder RSS feed breaks?

http://www.theworld.org Clark Boyd

Ed —

First it was the volcano. Now it’s the settling in to a new life overseas in Brussels. It shall return in due course.

C

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