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Indonesia considers more nuclear plantsJakarta (UPI) Nov 22, 2010 Indonesia, which currently has three nuclear reactors, has geological conditions and enough material for reactors in "every province," a government expert said. The country's National Nuclear Energy Agency said the country's existing nuclear power plants have a capacity of 90 megawatts but the country has the resources to build more than 30 plants, the Antara news agency reported Monday. "Every province in Indonesia has potential to develop a nuclear reactor because there are ample mater ... read more |
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'We're staying here': nuclear activists defiant to the end Just after 3:00 am, a loudspeaker pierced the freezing night air and a swarm of riot police began to drag away activists blocking a cargo of nuclear waste crawling through Germany. ... more | .. |
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Bulgarian nuclear reactor back online after repair: ministry A reactor at Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear plant was switched back online Friday after cracks in key reactor components last month forced urgent repairwork, the economy and energy ministry said. ... more |
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