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![]() Kiev (AFP) Aug 12, 2010 It was shortly after one a.m on April 26, 1986 when the number-four reactor at the Chernobyl complex was shattered by massive blasts, releasing radiation and causing the world's worst civilian nuclear disaster. The explosion at the power station in Ukraine, which was then part of the Soviet Union, was to make the name of Chernobyl practically synonymous with the dangers of atomic energy. UKraine has been hit like neighbouring Russia by an unprecedented heatwave and a Ukrainian official said on T ... read more |
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Hiroshima to remember atomic bomb with US in attendance![]() Sixty-five years after the destruction of Hiroshima in an atomic inferno, the United States will for the first time send an envoy on Friday to commemorate the bombing that rang in the nuclear age. Its World War II allies Britain and France, both declared nuclear powers, will also send their first diplomats to the ceremony in the western Japanese city in a sign of support for the goal of nucl ... more US, Vietnam in advanced nuclear negotiations: report ![]() The United States is in advanced negotiations to share nuclear fuel and technology with Vietnam, including a proviso that would allow Hanoi to enrich uranium on its own, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. Congressional critics of the deal say the terms would undercut the more stringent demands placed on its partners in the Middle East, which had been required to renounce uranium enrich ... more US to attend Hiroshima atom bomb memorial for first time ![]() Sixty-five years after a mushroom cloud rose over Hiroshima, the United States will for the first time send an envoy this Friday to commemorate the bombing that rang in the nuclear age. Its World War II allies Britain and France, both declared nuclear powers, will also send their first diplomats to the ceremony in the western Japanese city in a sign of support for the goal of nuclear disarma ... more |
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![]() Paris (AFP) July 30, 2010 French nuclear group Areva on Friday reported a surge in first half net earnings to 843 million euros (1.1 billion dollars) from 143 million a year earlier that it attributed to a key asset sale. Areva said the sale of its transmission and distribution unit to Alstom and Schneider earned it 1.27 billion euros. At the operating level, which excludes the sale, the company recorded a loss of 485 million euros against a loss of 170 million in first half 2009. Areva said it recorded a depreciatio ... read more |
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