Finding a Future for Nuclear Power

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Finding a Future for Nuclear Power

by The Investigative Newswire on March 26, 2012 · comment

Inside Story – Can the nuclear industry survive? by Al Jazeera English on Youtube Can the nuclear industry survive and what are the risks versus economic advantages? Guests: Jan Beranek, Paddy Regan, Imad Khadduri.

The Safety of Radioactive Energy: Nuclear Relicensing Across the U.S.

by The Investigative Newswire on March 12, 2012 · comment

Trojan Nuclear Plant at Ranier on the Columbia River. Built by the Portland General Electric Company Under an Aec Permit, the Project Has Met Stiff Opposition From Environmentalists and Others 05/1973. photo: U.S. National Archives

by CIR Danger Zone: Aging nuclear reactors Despite the Fukushima catastrophe in Japan last March, nuclear power is experiencing a rebirth in the United States. Billions of dollars in federal funding has been allocated to develop nuclear capacity; [...]

The Cracks and Dangers of Nuclear Facilities in the United States

by The Investigative Newswire on March 5, 2012 · comment

Danger Zone: Ageing Nuclear Reactors Following Japan’s nuclear disaster last year there are fears the US may be heading for a nuclear catastrophe of its own. by Al Jazeera In March 2011, a devastating earthquake and tsunami in [...]

What Nuclear Waste is Doing Right Now, Cold Fusion, and China’s Investment for Natural Gas

by The Investigative Newswire on November 7, 2011 · comment

VIDEO: Nuclear Waste and the Race for Resources by energyNOW! [ASSURAS] Thousands of tons of waste from nuclear power plants. Who wants that in their back yard? Could salt caverns deep below the surface be the safest solution? [...]