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March 04, 2015

South Korea, Saudi Arabia to Pen Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
Moscow, Russia (Sputnik) Mar 04, 2015
South Korea and Saudi Arabia will sign an agreement on nuclear cooperation. The nuclear cooperation agreement will be signed during a visit by South Korean President Park Geun-Hye which began yesterday, a diplomat reported. The framework agreement will cover technical cooperation, research and development plus the exchange of personnel within the the nuclear sphere, Jungho Lee, head of the political section at Seoul's embassy, told AFP. The agreement would be made between King Abdullah ... read more

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				Kazakhstan Evacuating Village Where People Fall Asleep At Random At least two other towns nearby have reported similar symptoms from their residents. It's been classified as an "encephalopathy," a neurological disease or disorder, of unclear origin. Villagers rep ... more		Fukushima operator concealed radioactive leak for nearly a year Tokyo Electric Power Co., TEPCO, has been slammed by fishermen, for knowingly allowing radioactive substances to flow freely into the sea for ten months. Operators of the tsunami-stricken Fukushima ... more

European Commission May Axe Hungary-Russia Nuclear Plant Deal The European Commission (EC) is looking into the legality of Hungary's contract with Russia to construct new units of the Paks nuclear power plant in central Hungary, the Financial Times reported Mo ... more		UV exposure keeps damaging skin after sunset: study Significant ultraviolet radiation damage to skin can still occur hours after its exposure to sunlight, scientific researches have determined. ... more		Sun reverses decades-long decline and shows rising activity AI model predicts harmful solar winds with unprecedented accuracy JUNO begins decade-long mission to probe neutrino mysteries		Areva nuclear group estimates 4.9bn euro losses France's nuclear group Areva said Monday its provisional net losses in 2014 widened to 4.9 billion euros ($5.6 billion) after it was forced to absorb costs linked to project delays. ... more
Fresh nuclear leak detected at Fukushima plant Sensors at the Fukushima nuclear plant have detected a fresh leak of highly radioactive water to the sea, the plant's operator announced Sunday, highlighting difficulties in decommissioning the crippled plant. ... more		Taiwan seeks to export nuclear waste overseas Taiwan has unveiled a Tw$11.25 billion ($356 million) plan to process nuclear waste overseas for the first time as its power plants approach capacity, sparking criticism from environmental groups. ... more		Fukushima decommissioning made 'significant progress': IAEA Japan has made "significant progress" in cleaning up the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, a UN review mission said Tuesday as it again advised the country to consider discharging treated water into the sea. ... more		Rosatom on schedule to deliver new units for Hungary's Paks NPP The construction of new units at Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant in cooperation with Russia is on schedule, head of Russia's Rosatom nuclear agency Sergei Kirienko said Tuesday. "On January ... more

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China, Argentina to jointly build nuclear power plant in Argentina

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Rosatom, IAEA Agree on Cooperation Priorities for 2015

Russia and US Go Toe-To-Toe for India's Nuclear Industry

Iran president berates nuclear-armed states

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Workers Begin Building Temporary Soil Dump Near Fukushima

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S.Africa's power supply 'extremely' limited after fault at nuke plant

Russia to create water decontamination station for Fukushima-1

Westinghouse Accompanies Historic US Delegation To India

Pakistan opposes new India-US nuclear deal

World nuke energy center shifts to Asia

Fukushima Water Cleanup Misses Targets, Completion Delayed Until May

Environmental Group Welcomes French Energy Minister's Nuclear Plans

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