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IAEA may discuss revised mandate in JuneVienna (AFP) April 7, 2011 The International Atomic Energy Agency could review its mandate at a June meeting to enable the UN watchdog to better enforce nuclear safety rules, if member states agree, a top official said Thursday. "There are many ideas in the air. I think most of those ideas will float in the air during the June conference," the IAEA's head of nuclear safety and security Denis Flory told journalists, when asked about the need for a real nuclear safety watchdog. "It will be a high-level conference with peop ... read more |
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 History Of Nuclear Power Needs To Be Addressed The long-standing conflicts over nuclear power and the risks of radiation exposure are nothing new - in fact, the debate over the damaged Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant in Japan are similar to arguments h ... more | .. |
  Japan using gas to avoid explosion at nuclear plant Workers at Japan's stricken nuclear plant on Thursday pumped nitrogen gas into a crippled reactor in a bid to contain the world's worst atomic accident for 25 years and prevent a possible explosion. ... more | .. |
 Brazil re-examines nuclear plant safety Brazil says it is tightening safety procedures at its two nuclear power plants even though it is not prone to earthquakes or tsunamis like those that hit Japan. ... more | .. |
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  Radioactive water leak into sea stops at Fukushima: Jiji Radioactive water stopped leaking into the Pacific Ocean from Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant Wednesday, Jiji Press reported, citing the operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO). ... more | .. |
  Japan nuclear scare boosts renewables lobby A global scare sparked by Japan's stumbling efforts to contain a nuclear crisis is encouraging promoters of renewable energy, but defenders of atomic power insist it has a long-term future. ... more | .. |
 Japan stems uncontrolled leak from nuclear plant Workers at Japan's crippled atomic power plant on Wednesday plugged a hole spewing highly radioactive water into the ocean, boosting efforts to contain the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl. ... more | .. |
 Addressing The Nuclear Waste Issue Researchers from Northwestern University and Argonne National Laboratory have an enhanced understanding of a common freshwater alga and its remarkable ability to remove strontium from water. Insight ... more |
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  Pakistan to review its nuclear power Pakistan has called for a review of its nuclear power plants in Karachi and Chashma, in the wake of Japan's nuclear crisis. ... more | .. |
 Japan plant operator offers 'consolation' payments The operator of a stricken Japanese nuclear plant has offered "consolation" payments to 10 nearby municipalities whose residents have been forced to evacuate, the company said Tuesday. ... more | .. |
 Germany loses, locates nuke material German officials for several days said they believed that a science reactor had lost nuclear material that, if obtained by the wrong people, could be turned into a bomb. ... more | .. |
Bulgaria, Russia halt work on nuclear power plant Bulgaria and Russia agreed Tuesday to halt work on a new nuclear power plant in northern Bulgaria for a period of three months so as to resolve cost and safety issues. ... more |
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 Nuclear Power Investment Must Not Be Delayed A low carbon nuclear future: Economic assessment of nuclear materials and spent nuclear fuel management in the UK explores possible future scenarios to accelerate the delivery of a safe, holistic an ... more | .. |
 Japan battles to stop radiation leak into sea Workers at Japan's crippled nuclear plant Sunday struggled to stop a radioactive water leak into the Pacific, as the government warned the facility may spread contamination for months. ... more | .. |
 Japan tsunami survivor returns to help save nuclear plant Three weeks after watching a massive wave smash into the Fukushima nuclear plant, Hiroyuki Kohno is heading back to the disaster zone to join crews struggling to avert a meltdown. ... more | .. |
  Nuclear cuts 'bad news' for climate change A global slowdown in the growth of nuclear power in reaction to the Japan crisis will seriously hamper the fight against climate change, a top International Energy Agency (IEA) official said Monday. ... more |
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 No 'business as usual' on nuclear after Fukushima: IAEA The world cannot take a "business as usual" approach to nuclear power in the wake of the disaster in Japan, UN atomic watchdog chief Yukiya Amano said Monday. ... more | .. |
 Japan dumps low-level radioactive water into sea Japan on Monday started to dump more than 10,000 tons of low-level radioactive water into the Pacific as part of emergency operations to stabilise its crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. ... more | .. |
Nuclear industry has 'safe' record: GE boss The head of General Electric, the US manufacturer of reactors at Japan's stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, on Monday said the nuclear industry has had a "safe track record". ... more | .. |
Japan crisis fuels India nuclear safety concerns Japan's nuclear crisis has fuelled public unease in India over ambitious government plans to ramp up nuclear power capacity to feed the country's growing, energy-hungry economy. ... more |
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Japan uses colour dye to trace nuclear leak Emergency crew at Japan's tsunami-hit nuclear plant used a colour dye Monday to trace the source of a radioactive leak as lower business confidence signalled the disaster's economic impact. ... more | .. |
US nuke reprocessing would benefit French firm: study US anti-nuclear groups Monday condemned a project to built a plant where plutonium from weapons would be reprocessed for use as fuel in nuclear power plants, saying the plan was costly, dangerous and would benefit mainly French group, Areva. ... more | .. |
 UN talks aim to thrash out tough details on climate The first UN climate talks of the year will be held in Bangkok this week, with negotiators looking to hammer out tough details of a global pact that has offered hope in the fight against global warming. ... more | .. |
Britain, France talk about nuke projects A top official from the British Defense Ministry wants to save money by having Britain and France jointly build a nuclear deterrent. ... more |
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 US studies Fukushima disaster for safety lessons US engineers studying Japan's experience with its crippled nuclear plant have focused on two key weaknesses - backup energy systems and spent fuel rod pools - that could also plague reactors in the United States. ... more | .. |
 Japan PM tells nuclear workers 'you can't lose this battle' Japan's premier on Saturday visited emergency crew who have struggled to stabilise a tsunami-hit nuclear plant that has leaked radiation into the air, ground and ocean. ... more | .. |
Australia will stay with uranium exports Australia says it intends to remain a major exporter of uranium for nuclear power plants despite the nuclear emergency at Japan's Fukushima reactors. ... more | .. |
Japan, Germany to cooperate on nuclear safety Japan and Germany on Saturday said they would work together on international nuclear safety standards, while Tokyo promised to thoroughly investigate its ongoing nuclear crisis. ... more |
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 Fukushima 'much bigger than Chernobyl': expert Japan's unfolding nuclear disaster is "much bigger than Chernobyl" and could rewrite the international scale used to measure the severity of atomic accidents, a Russian expert said here Friday. ... more | .. |
 Top Indian scientist calls for nuclear moratorium A top Indian scientist and government advisor has called for a moratorium on all future nuclear projects following the nuclear crisis in tsunami-hit Japan. ... more | .. |
 Japan may inject tax money into TEPCO: reports Japan may inject tax money into troubled Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) to ensure the company stays afloat while grappling with the nation's worst ever nuclear disaster, local media said Friday. ... more | .. |
 German energy giant sues government German energy giant RWE filed Friday a legal challenge to the government's order to shut down temporarily the country's seven oldest nuclear reactors in light of the Fukushima crisis in Japan. ... more |
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