Fusion energy represents a promising alternative to fossil fuels and nuclear fission for world energy production. It also provides other useful information about the subject. This FAQ deals with conventional fusion only, not Cold Fusion. Sci.physics.fusion postings have been archived on a couple of internet sites. For more information see the sections on WAIS and Anonymous FTP below.
Many university campuses provide gopher as a public information service.
Since each gopher site creates its own menus, I can't tell you exactly where to go from there. If you can 'telnet' but not 'gopher', you may telnet to sunsite.unc.edu and login as 'gopher'. Then follow 2a or 2b above. Available materials include basic fusion information, all sorts of pictures, information about each lab's research projects, and more. Navigating the Web is a little hard to explain, but for fusion, the easiest way to start is to go to the Department of Energy's Office of Fusion Energy page.