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January 07, 2015

Canada Safe Despite Fukushima Radiation in British Columbia Waters
Washington DC (Sputnik) Jan 06, 2015
Radioactive substances from the defunct Japanese Fukushima nuclear power plant have reached the Canadian shelf, but their levels are of no threat to people, experts have told Sputnik. "No protective measures needed as levels [of contamination] are far below those thought to be of human health concern," Ken Buesseler, Senior Scientist at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), who is leading the radiation monitoring effort in Canada, told Sputnik Friday. The official journal of the Unite ... read more

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Japan Doesn't Know What to Do With Waste From Fukushima Nuclear Accident It remains unclear where much of the radioactive material recovered following the 2011 nuclear accident at Fukushima will be stored, as municipalities across Japan have voiced heavy opposition to th ... more		Indian NPP's first unit begins commercial operation The first unit of the Indian Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) built with Russian assistance has begun commercial operation under Russian guarantee, a source in Russian nuclear industry told RIA ... more		Fukushima Radiation to Reach Peak Levels Off US West Coast in 2015 The report, published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the first systematic study of the arrival of the Fukushima radioactivity signal in continental waters off Nort ... more
				Russia's Nuclear Development in 2014 Russia's nuclear industry has seen rapid development throughout 2014, with multiple nuclear plants coming on stream, construction of new sites underway, and the signing of a number of ambitious cont ... more		Russia Slams Kiev for Switching to US Supplies of Nuclear Fuel By replacing Russia with a US company as supplier of nuclear fuel, Ukraine endangers the health of its citizens and other peoples in Europe, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday. Ukrai ... more

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China experimental fast reactor runs at full capacity China's first sodium-cooled fast neutron reactor hit a milestone after operating at full capacity for 72 hours as of Thursday afternoon, a sign that China has fully mastered core technologies in fas ... more		Ukraine signs Westinghouse nuclear fuel deal Ukraine on Tuesday sealed an additional nuclear fuel supply deal with US giant Westinghouse in order to ease its energy dependence on Russia. ... more		GUARDIAN Tsunami Detection Tech Catches Wave in Real Time Galileo daughter mission named Celeste to strengthen navigation resilience How quantum computers can be validated when solving unsolvable problems		Over 3,700 Fukushima Evacuees Yet to Claim Compensation Over 3,700 persons who were forced to evacuate during Japan's Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown in 2011 have not yet claimed compensation from Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO), the Japan Times repor ... more
				Radiation Levels Spike at Ukrainian Nuclear Plant: DPR Official Radiation levels at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant are 14 times higher than normal, according to DPR representative Denis Pushilin cited by LifeNews. The DPR official claims that the radia ... more		Ukraine shuts down faulty nuclear power plant reactor Ukraine on Sunday shut down one of the six reactors in its most powerful nuclear power plant for the second time in a month due to an apparent electrical malfunction. ... more

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Gas leak kills three at S. Korea nuclear plant Three people were killed in a gas leak Friday at an under-construction atomic reactor in South Korea, but the national nuclear operator ruled out any connection to a cyber-attack that targeted the plant last week. ... more		Former TEPCO Board Can Escape Prosecution Over Fukushima Disaster Japanese prosecutors are not likely to press new charges against three former Tokyo Electric Power Company executives for professional negligence in the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, Kyodo news r ... more		Orbit Over Obsolescence: How Satellite Constellations Are Replacing Cell Towers One Layer at a Time What 3I/ATLAS tells us about other solar systems SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal - What to Do		Third Unit of Rostov NPP Produces Its First Current to Russia's Power Grid One of the most important events of the recent years in Russia's nuclear power industry occurred late Friday night: a new, third unit of Rostov Nuclear Power Plant was connected to the Russian power ... more
Moscow, Kiev Sign Agreement on Electricity Supply to Ukraine: Official Moscow and Kiev have signed an agreement on the supply of 9 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity to Ukraine, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak said. He added that Russia has already ... more		Russia in Talks With China Over Fast Neutron Nuclear Reactors Construction Moscow and Beijing are negotiating the construction of the Tianwan Nuclear Power Station's seventh and eighth units as well as fast neutron reactors, the head of a subsidiary of Russia's Rosatom nuc ... more		Russia Approves Draft Agreement on Building First Nuclear Plant in Jordan Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has approved a draft agreement between the governments of Russia and Jordan on the development of a project to build Jordan's fi ... more		S. Korea hacking suspect used China IP addresses: investigators A suspect in the hacking attack on South Korean nuclear reactors has used multiple Internet protocol (IP) addresses based in China, investigators said Wednesday. ... more

	S. Korea says nuclear reactors safe after cyber-attacks South Korea on Thursday ruled out the possibility that a recent string of cyber-attacks on its nuclear power operator could cause a malfunction at any of the country's 23 atomic reactors. ... more		Hacker Threatens to Publish 100,000 Pages on SKorean Nuke Reactors A hacker in possession of South Korean nuclear reactor blueprints has posted internal company information about the facilities, warning that more material could follow if Seoul does not close severa ... more

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