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...The United States has reached an impasse in trying to stop Iran from proceeding with its nuclear programme. That programme could fuel either peaceful nuclear reactors or nuclear bombs, although Iran insists that its nuclear programme is civilian and peaceful. Washington is coming under intense Israeli pressure to do more against Iran. Israeli officials repeat the mantra, "Israel will not allow a second Holocaust" in the context of Iran acquiring the atomic bomb. Speculation has been mounting for years that Israel might try to attack Iran's nuclear programme. But experts say it is not as simple as the Israeli attack of 1981, which destroyed an Iraqi nuclear reactor, or the Israeli attack of 2007, allegedly against the beginnings of a Syrian nuclear reactor. Join the debate Send us your views and questions On Tuesday, Riz speaks with an Israeli journalist who argues that the US, and the world community, must react more strongly to Iran. Ronen Bergman is the author of The Secret War with Iran: The 30-Year Clandestine Struggle Against the World's Most Dangerous Terrorist Power. Also joining the show is Hillary Mann Leverett, who left the Bush administration in 2004. She's a former National Security Council director for Iran and the Persian Gulf Affairs, and has criticised Washington's "major strategic blunders" in its relations with Iran. - Hot Latest News - Watch more on fastlatestnews.com...

...Uranium Resources' Mark Pelizza explains how uranium is mined--either through a conventional or in situ uranium mining process--to provide fuel for US nuclear energy facilities. He also discusses where the uranium comes from that is used to power US nuclear plants. For more information on uranium mining, see NEI's website: www.nei.org...

...Senator Chuck Grassley said tax relief has proven successful in developing wind energy, and it ought to be continued with the degree of certainty needed for continued investment and job creation. Grassley authored the legislation that established a tax credit for wind energy in 1992, as a way to provide a level playing field for this renewable resource against coal-fired and nuclear energy, and to help grow an innovative energy industry. Today, the wind industry supports 75000 American jobs and drives as much as $20 billion in private investment. During the last five years, 35 percent of all new electric generation in the United States was wind. There are nearly 400 wind-related manufacturing facilities in the United States today, compared with just 30 in 2004. In Iowa, the wind energy industry employs 5000 full-time workers, and there are major wind manufacturing facilities in Newton, West Branch, Cedar Rapids and Fort Madison. Iowa generates 20 percent of its electricity needs from wind....

...Click Here For A Laugh www.youtube.com Polonium first hit the headlines when it was used to kill KGB agent-turned-Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006. This week, Yasser Arafat's widow has called for the late Palestinian leader's body to be exhumed after scientists in Switzerland found elevated traces of radioactive polonium-210 on clothing he allegedly wore before his death in 2004. What is polonium and how dangerous can it be? WHAT IS POLONIUM? Polonium-210 is one of the world's rarest elements, discovered in 1898 by scientists Marie and Pierre Curie and named in honor of her country of origin, Poland. It occurs naturally in very low concentrations in the Earth's crust and also is produced artificially in nuclear reactors. In small amounts, it has legitimate industrial uses, mainly in devices to eliminate static electricity. IS IT DANGEROUS? Very. If ingested, it is lethal in extremely small doses. Less than 1 gram (0.04 ounces) of the silver powder is sufficient to kill. A 2007 study by radiation experts from Britain's Health Protection Agency concluded that once polonium-210 is deposited in the bloodstream, its potent effects are nearly impossible to stop. A poisoning victim would experience multiple organ failure as alpha radiation particles bombard the liver, kidneys and bone marrow from within. The symptoms shown by Litvinenko — nausea, hair loss, throat swelling and pallor — are also typical. WHO CAN GET THEIR HANDS ON IT? The good news — not too ......

...When was this reactor scheduled to restart?! How does Tohoku Electric Power Company define "safety concerns?" BTW, the damaged rods are in a cooling pool, nothing to do with the reactor. The pool itself presents a HUGE safety concern! Are they all idiots or do they think we are? www3.nhk.or.jp FAIR USE NOTICE: Any copyrighted (©) material is made available to advance understanding of ecological, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, moral, ethical, and social justice issues; this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright Law. ________________________________________ How are the activities of those who design and operate nuclear reactors as well as nuclear storage facilities in any way private? How are the operations of companies extracting oil from, say, the Gulf of Mexico or the Tar Sands of Alberta, in any way private? What is private about the assaults on ecology and public health that have been shown to occur regularly and on a massive scale in the industrial transformation of matter into energy? Who is supposed to pay for the clean up when supposedly-private corporations mess up? Who is to be held liable in societies where the for-profit corporations have been legally structured around the concept of limited liability? Dr. Anthony J. Hall: From Hiroshima to Fukushima, 1945-2011 www.veteranstoday.com Nuclear News and Updates: www3.nhk.or.jp fukushima-diary.com www ......

...... Q: How many nuclear plants are under construction in the U.S.? A: Three. Two nuclear reactors are being built at Plant Vogtle in eastern Georgia. Two more reactors are under construction at Plant Summer in central South Carolina . A fifth reactor mothballed in 1985 is being finished at Plant Watts Bar in Tennessee. Q: How often are nuclear plants built? A: The last nuclear plant built in the ......

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...... element of this week's forum. The ASEAN Regional Forum, which takes place on Thursday, will focus on weapons non-proliferation and disarmament, and promoting the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. Senator Carr's talks on the sidelines of the conference over the coming days are also likely to include the issue of asylum seekers. The foreign minister on Monday blasted the coalition's policy ......

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...... copper, uranium and gold project in the state's north. Last year SA produced 4,520 tonnes of uranium, or just eight per cent of the global total and enough to fuel six one-gigawatt nuclear reactors. "Should the proposed expansion of the world's largest known uranium deposit at Olympic Dam progress as expected, then it's likely this state will be producing enough uranium to fuel a third of ......

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...... So you've finally reached that point where you're sick of it. The mysterious "it" could be the coal-fired or nuclear energy plants that you don't agree with, the government dragging its feet on finding and utilizing alternative sources of energy, or just opening up your power bill at the end of the month, but whatever "it" is for you, you've reached that boiling point. So you've decided that ......

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...... overall global gas demand will increase by 2.7 percent per year. The IEA's report also predicts a rise in demand for gas in Japan prompted largely by a rethink of its approach to nuclear energy following the disaster at the Fukushima power plant in March 2011. Businesses in the English-speaking world are not ignoring the growing demand for oil and gas elsewhere, with a recent Ernst & ......

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...... and speaks about energy and the environment. More » Geoffrey Styles is Managing Director of GSW Strategy Group, LLC and an award-winning blogger. More » Dan Yurman is a nuclear energy blogger and writes regularly for Fuel Cycle Week. More » The Energy Collective Featured Bloggers Events 2nd Annual Global Health, Safety and Environment Praxis Interactive Technology Workshop ......

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...... expand nuclear power. Last month, in the face of strong opposition from the public, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda announced that his government was ending the moratorium on nuclear energy generation that had been in place since the tsunami disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in 2011. Noda acknowledged that the timing of the restart of two reactors in western Japan ......

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...... Philippsburg 2 nuclear plant is now expected back online on July 20 rather than 13, according to operator EnBW. French EDF restarted its 1,335-megawatt (MW) St-Alban-St-Maurice 2 nuclear reactor after a brief outage of less than an hour. The two-week old oil and gas workers strike in Norway ended after the government intervened and ordered a last-minute settlement to prevent a full closure ......

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...... tsunami that followed. Such a rare calamity was beyond the scope of contingency planning, Tepco executives have suggested, and was unlikely to pose a threat to Japan's other nuclear reactors in the foreseeable future." By portraying the risk of accident as unimaginably rare ("once in a millennium"), Tepco officials overstated its safety. As Zhores Medvedev notes in his book The ......

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...... LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - EDF stopped its 1,335-megawatt (MW) St-Alban-St-Maurice 2 nuclear reactor in France early on Tuesday for an unplanned outage, grid operator data showed. The unit went offline at 0550 GMT, an unplanned outage schedule maintained by grid operator RTE showed, without indicating when it would return to service or what the reason for the outage was. (Reporting by ......

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...... students and Japanese students studying abroad, people working around the world in various industries may find it helpful. I would like to see articles with the Pro's and Con's on nuclear energy; explanatory short non-technical articles on radiation, what it is and what it does; stress and depression difference tween normal ups and downs in mood and clinical depression which needs medical ......

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...... Last week, how to do nuclear reactors wrong. This week, how to do nuclear reactors right. Or at least as right as possible. Most nuclear reactors these days are light water reactors. Light water is essentially just very very pure regular water 1 , and light water reactors use it as both a coolant and a neutron moderator. There are two main types of light water reactor: the boiling water ......

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...... Thorium (named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder) is a mildly radioactive metal which can be used as a fuel for nuclear reactors. It has some very enthusiastic proponents who think the liquid fluoride thorium reactor (acronym LFTR; spoken as lifter ) is the energy source of the future. China seems to agree. Even though the technology has been known for decades, its potential was never ......

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...... Will Davis - Copyright 2010. Nuclear energy news, insight and analysis. Coverage of events world wide, including new plant construction, operation of plants now in service, and shutdown and decommissioning of plants. APR emphasizes the technology of nuclear energy, as well as the history of the development of that technology. Your #1 nuclear energy source! Below is a press release from ......

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...... safety drive since the Fukushima meltdown, leaving the country nuclear free for the first time in more than 40 years [1]. Before the Fukushima disaster, Japan got 30% of its power from nuclear energy. Hundreds marched through Tokyo to celebrate what they hope will be the end of nuclear power in Japan. Most other countries are having second thoughts about nuclear power; some like Germany and ......

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...... "With an employee population that is soon approaching retirement, the nuclear energy industry must hire approximately 25,000 more workers by 2015." That's the lead-in to NEI's interesting Q&A with Lacy Kiser, vice president of human resources and administration for Shaw's Power Group. Your humble nuclear.com editor was delighted to see his answers to "What skills are required for a job within ......

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...... For all the discussion about civil nuclear energy and nuclear weapons proliferation, there should be more resources focusing on safely managing the former while preventing the latter. This space provides the most current information related to nuclear export controls, nuclear trade, the nuclear renaissance, developments in nuclear law, and the phenomena linked to these issues. The ......

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...... Emirati students depart for ENEC's training programs in Korea Abu Dhabi, UAE: The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) is providing 63 students with an opportunity to gain invaluable experience through its two summer internship programs in the Republic of Korea. Thirty-six Grade 11 students from the Institute of Applied Technology (IAT) set off last week for the 12-day long ENEC Summer ......

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...... Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, July 3 /MONTSAME/ Officials from the Nuclear Energy Authority, the Institute of Physics and Technology at theAcademy of Sciences and the Nuclear Research Center at theMongolian State University (MSU) are taking part in an international seminar themed "Infrastructure Development of Nuclear Energy - 2012" kicked off on Monday in Seoul, the Republic of Korea. Co-organized by ......

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...... Gas Centrifuge Technology? Only 0.7 p'cent belonging to the weight regarding natural uranium, the U-235 isotope located in natures uranium, will be isotope were required to power a nuclear reactor. The U-235 isotope could be the a bed that splits inside the core. It is this isotope which often relieves power from the fission process. Because organic uranium can not electricity some sort of ......

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...General Electric Nuclear Reactors: Good for 40 years of electrical production or millions of years of global contamination....

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