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Home » Our news » Review of Atoms and Ashes by Senior Warden Philip Thomas
Philip Thomas mentioned on Literary Review cover

Review of Atoms and Ashes by Senior Warden Philip Thomas

by WCSIM Web Editor06/07/2022
Senior Warden Philip Thomas’ invited review was mentioned by Literary Review on its front cover.  It argues against the pessimistic view on the future of civil nuclear power held by Harvard historian, Serhii Plokhy, and might be of interest to our members. It is available, free to download here.

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