The nuclear moment: Clean energy source produces minimal greenhouse gases
One thing Hollywood is very good at is scaring the bejesus out of Americans — even when it is merely spreading false fears.
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Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Plant survives third blackout threat in November
The company highlighted that the nuclear plant is now receiving electricity via both the main and backup high-voltage power ...
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Expansion of nuclear needs change in risk perception, report says
The world is paying a price for letting "lingering concerns about safety and ideological opposition" deter governments from ...
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America’s Nuclear Renaissance Will Fuel Trump’s Goal of Energy Independence
If we double our nuclear power capacity over the next decade or so and allow more natural gas and oil drilling here at home, ...
Russia, Targeting Ukraine’s Grid, Moves to Cut Off Its Nuclear Plants
Moscow has increasingly hit critical substations linked to nuclear power plants in an effort to disconnect them. At the same ...
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Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant faces 2nd blackout of the week after Russian attacks
The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is on the verge of a blackout after Russian attacks ... which could ...
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Has nuclear power entered a new era of acceptance amid global warming?
Public support for nuclear power is the highest its been in more than a decade as the nation struggles to reduce its reliance ...
Nuclear power is making a comeback in the U.S. But not in Maine.
Nuclear power is hot right now. Technology giants such as Google and Amazon are building plants to power data centers and fuel artificial intelligence. The Biden administration recently announced ...
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VN expects to have nuclear power plants in near future
Le Hai Hung, head of the Institute of Research and Application of Technology (IRAT), says that nuclear power is less harmful ...
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Asahi poll: 50% in favor of restarting idle nuclear plants
Nearly 13 years after the accident at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, a new poll shows the support rate for restarting idle nuclear power plants in Japan is widening. The Asahi Shimbun ...