Archive for July 20th, 2008

Einstein's Big Idea

Einstein’s equation also perfectly describes what’s happening when we produce nuclear energy. As Arlin Crotts, a professor of astronomy at Columbia University, puts it, “our entire understanding of nuclear processes would be sort of

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

Responding to Al Gore's Clean Energy Challenge

Amory Lovins has not only been wrong for decades about nuclear energy, his current plan for micro-power is 70-80% small diesel generators, coal plants, and natural gas. Various EIA forecasts of the impact of different past climate

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

Bush Eases Up on Iran as Envoy Heads to Nuclear Talks

A combination of talks, incentives and penalties ultimately prompted Libya to renounce terrorism and nuclear weapons, and persuaded North Korea to hand over an inventory of its plutonium program last month. No Major Expectations

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

Friday, 18th July 2008

Areva, which is owned by the French government, is at the forefront of President Nicolas Sarkozy’s effort to sell home-grown nuclear energy technology to the rest of the world. An Areva spokesman, Charles Hufnagel, said the leak of

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

MEA releases a copy of agreement between Govt. and IAEA

In addition, safeguards with respect to plutonium contained in irradiated fuel which is transferred for the purpose of reprocessing may be suspended for a period not to exceed six months if the State or States concerned have,

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

INDO-US NUKE DEAL: IS IT THE DOCUMENT INDIA IS TO SIGN ON DOTTED

RECOGNIZING the significance India attaches to civilian nuclear energy as an efficient, clean and sustainable energy source for meeting global energy demand, in particular for meeting India’s growing energy needs;

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

An apolitical view on Nuclear deal and India's Energy Security

There are only two sources which have enough potential to bridge the energy gap – Coal with its associated logistic, carbon emission and other pollution problem or Nuclear Energy which is clean with minimum carbon emission and scalable

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008

"LOW-LEVEL" RADIOACTIVE WASTE

This includes, for example, from a typical 1000 megawatt nuclear reactor building floor: over 13000 tons of contaminated concrete and over 1400 tons of contaminated reinforcing steel bar. The highly radioactive and long-lived reactor

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Sunday, July 20th, 2008