Evan Doss, Jr. Comments at Mississippi NRC Meeting
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) held two public environmental scoping meetings at the Port Gibson City Hall in Port Gibson, Mississippi on June 19, 2008. The meetings are part of NRC’s review of an application submitted by Entergy Operations Inc (EOI) for a combined license (COL) for construction and operation of a new nuclear power […]
Japan to promote nuclear energy at G8 summit – 06 Jul 08
Leaders of some of the world’s richest countries are heading to Japan for their annual meeting. This year’s G8 summit will focus on African development issues, skyrocketing fuel prices and the possibility of worldwide economic recession. Japan think part of the solution to the rising cost of fuel, and a way to reduce green house […]
Research and Markets: The Nuclear Power Market Outlook for Developing Countries: Market Overview, Capacity growth …
Research and Markets: The Nuclear Power Market Outlook for Developing Countries: Market Overview, Capacity growth … DUBLIN—-Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “The Nuclear Power Market Outlook for Developing Countries: Market Overview, Capacity growth, Drivers, Resistors and Future outlook” report to their offering. Read more on Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
Nuclear Energy For Everyone! Nuclear Weapons For No One! Ahmadinejad pt.1
MOXNews.com May 03, 2010 C-SPAN
Sandia National Laboratories and Sunpower Corp. Extend Solar Energy Research Partnership
Sandia National Laboratories and Sunpower Corp. Extend Solar Energy Research Partnership Sandia National Laboratories and SunPower Corp. recently formalized an agreement to conduct research on integrating large-scale photovoltaic (PV) systems into the grid. By signing a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), the organizations will leverage approximately $1 million of combined U.S. Department of Energy […]
NRC Meeting Q3-What about Mitsubishi Reactors?
Question from Somervell County Meeting June 2008 about 2 new reactors for Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant in Glen Rose- why process to certify seem backward?
Nuclear Industry Holds Winter Meeting on Future
Day 2 of the nuclear industry’s winter meeting where nuclear advocates say the White House needs to do more for nuclear energy.
Study: Global warming not to blame for snowmageddon
Study: Global warming not to blame for snowmageddon Memories of the record-breaking cold and snowstorms of last winter, including Snowpocalypse, Snowmaggedon and Snoverkill, have probably faded, as eventually will be true of memories of the record-breaking heat this summer. Unless, that is, the extreme winter and summer weather prove to be just a … Environment […]
Nuclear Energy in the Middle East: Clearing the Legal Hurdles – Q&A
Participants of the discussion panel answer questions from the audience. The James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies and the Georgetown Institute for International Law and Politics sponsored a panel discussion on setting the legal stage for the expansion of nuclear energy programs in the Middle East at the Henry L. Stimson Center in Washington, DC, […]
Comment – Nuclear Power – 2/28/2008
On Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008, Senator Carper spoke about the importance to this country of clean nuclear power and a strong Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to provide oversight and keep nuclear safe and secure. As chairman of the Subcommittee on Clean Air and Nuclear Safety, Senator Carper held a hearing to examine how the NRC […]
Stealing monsoon and other damming stories
Stealing monsoon and other damming stories A Chinese general called Guo Kai once proposed how to smuggle the Indian monsoon into China. In the seventies, Guo calculated that hammering the Himalayas with 200 nuclear warheads could blast a 2-km wide air tunnel to divert moist air from India to thirsty China. Read more on Hindustan […]
Nuclear Energy IS the Answer Trust engineers not hippies!
Patrick Moore co-fonder of Greenpeace interviewed in Dennis Miller show.
NRC Meeting- Can We Get Nuclear Power More Quickly?
At the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Meeting in Glen Rose June 2008, one of the meeting attendees asked if NRC could speed it up, since gas prices are so high.
5 trillion yuan investment plan to spur energy development
5 trillion yuan investment plan to spur energy development The new energy development plan for 2010-2020 drafted by the National Energy Administration (NEA) is finished and awaits approval from the State Council, the country’s Cabinet, www.cs.com.cn reported Tuesday. Read more on People’s Daily
Alternate Energy Holdings, Inc. Signs Agreement on New Backup Nuclear Site in Idaho
Alternate Energy Holdings, Inc. Signs Agreement on New Backup Nuclear Site in Idaho BOISE, Idaho — Alternate Energy Holdings, Inc. , an independent developer of large-scale nuclear and green energy projects, including nuclear power plants and nuclear desalination reactors, today announced a purchase agreement on a new backup site for a proposed nuclear power plant […]
After 65 years, retire the bomb!
After 65 years, retire the bomb! The year has turned again, and friends and I are busy completing plans for our annual Hiroshima Day events in Santa Fe and Los Alamos. Our theme this time around: “Sixty Five Years Is Enough! Retire the Bomb! We Want a Nuclear Free World!†Read more on National Catholic […]
EnergySolutions withdraws application to import Italian nuclear waste, dispose of it in Utah
EnergySolutions withdraws application to import Italian nuclear waste, dispose of it in Utah SALT LAKE CITY – Salt Lake City-based EnergySolutions Inc. has withdrawn its application to import up to 20,000 tons of low-level radioactive waste from Italy. Read more on Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Atomic Energy
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Subsidies for Renewables, Biofuels Dwarfed by Supports for Fossil Fuels
Subsidies for Renewables, Biofuels Dwarfed by Supports for Fossil Fuels NEW YORK—-New research from Bloomberg New Energy Finance reveals that despite many platitudes and pledges, governments of the world are spending substantially more on subsidizing dirty forms of energy than on renewables and biofuels. Read more on Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
The Three Mile Island Accident (Part 4)
Three Mile Island has been of interest to human factors engineers as an example of how groups of people react to and make decisions under stress. There is now a general consensus that the accident was exacerbated by wrong decisions made because the operators were overwhelmed with information, much of it irrelevant, misleading or incorrect. […]