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Seabrook to test sirens Nov. 18
New Hampshire's Seabrook Station nuclear power plant will be conducting an emergency siren test next week.
10 hrs ago | Nevada Appeal
State panel to get nuclear waste repository update
Three new Nuclear Projects Commission members are due to hear Nevada's top anti-Yucca Mountain official outline efforts to stop a national nuclear waste dump from being built in Nevada.
14 hrs ago | BBC
Howard to fight nuclear decision
Kent MP Michael Howard has vowed to fight the government's decision to reject Dungeness as a site for one of 10 new nuclear power stations.
Go nuclear or risk economic suicide
AUSTRALIA should follow Britain by turning to nuclear power or face "economic suicide", a leading Adelaide academic says.
Scotland's nuclear stance challenged by UK plans
Scotlanda s energy policy has come under attack after the Westminster Government signalled a huge expansion of nuclear power south of the border, naming 10 sites where new power stations could be built.
Britain eyes 10 new nuclear plants
The British government unveiled plans Monday to launch one of the world's most ambitious expansions of nuclear-power capacity, calling for the construction of 10 plants to help meet surging energy demands in the era of global warming.
Constellation and EDF Form Nuclear Venture
Actually, Electricite de France and Constellation Energy have been working together for awhile, including as partners in UniStar .
New Zealand scientist to research nuclear energy
Tuesday, 10 November 2009, 4:31 pm Press Release: Fulbright NZ Young New Zealand scientist to research the future of nuclear energy A Dunedin student with a view of a clean and safe nuclear-powered future has been recognised as one of the world's top young scientists, and will complete a PhD at a leading American university thanks to his selection ...
Venezuela, Russia to boost technology cooperation
Venezuela and Russia say they are working on a series of agreements for Moscow to provide the South American country with technology for the development of industries ranging from robotics to biochemistry.
EarthTalk: Wind energy and green vendors
Dear EarthTalk: I don't understand why many people oppose wind power just because they have to look at the turbines.
www.world-nuclear-news.org | Jonathan Cobb
Raft of energy policies for nuclear Britain
UK energy policy began an overhaul today with one of six new draft policy statements setting out plans for new nuclear for the period to 2025.
Nuclear power around the world
Nuclear power around the world. Click the image to see it in full. Four new reactors are under way in Europe at the moment: two Russian-designed reactors in Slovakia, plus Finland's Olkiluoto 3 and France's Flamanville 3 , which both rely on the French state-owned Areva's involvement and expertise.
Magnetism attracts Science Saturday students
TWO CREEKS - It took Alex Lemberger, 6, a little practice, but eventually he figured out how to pick up a long strand of paperclips with a big, horseshoe magnet.
Sen. Lindsey Graham: Country can have a sound energy policy
Our nation stands at a crossroads as many significant issues have been ignored for decades.
PC to support PAEC's plans for power generation
Sunday, November 08, 2009 ISLAMABAD: The Planning Commission of Pakistan will support the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission to enhance its indigenous technical facilities for manufacturing and installation of nuclear power plants.
E.on Uk, Rwe npower form nuclear joint venture, Horizon Nuclear Power
The company will begin operation from 16 November working from new headquarters near Gloucester.
Fox News' La Jeunesse attacks Obama for not spending billions more on Yucca Mountain
November 05, 2009 5:54 pm ET - 1 Comments During a report about President Obama's decision to stop funding a nuclear waste storage facility at Yucca Mountain, Fox News' William La Jeunesse referred to Obama's decision as "$13 billion of your money down the drain" and said that the facility is, "from an engineering standpoint," "complete" but "just ...
Nuclear Power International: a Conference in a Conference
Now in its third year, NUCLEAR POWER International 2009 provides the nuclear power industry with the perfect venue to gather and exchange information about nuclear power's role in today's changing world.
Guest column: Nuclear power is a false solution to climate change
The argument that nuclear power can contribute to reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions that cause global climate change is flawed for three main reasons.
NRC extends 2 western Pa. nuke licenses 20 years
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has extended the operating license for two nuclear reactors in western Pennsylvania by 20 years each.
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