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Plutonium is a heavy, radioactive, man-made, metallic element used in the production of nuclear energy.

It is a tragedy that all this bravado is exhibited by the Government at a time it is known that we have all the raw material such as uranium, plutonium, thorium available in plenty in our own land and along with harnessing the enormous …

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It’s called nuclear energy, but we are too stupid and controlled by the wrong people to put it to use. We don’t know how to use the gift of energy from God given to us through Oppenheimer. We still handle it in its most evil form like …

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for military plutonium production. >>>> Israel is one of three significant countries which have never been > part of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), so any supply of > nuclear equipment or fuel from outside the country …

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“President Gerald Ford signed a directive in 1976 offering Tehran the chance to buy and operate a US-built reprocessing facility for extracting plutonium from nuclear reactor fuel. The deal was for a complete ‘nuclear fuel cycle’. …

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It came, by no coincidence, as US and Kazakh officials put the finishing touches on a plan to move 300 tons of used nuclear fuel from a decommissioned Soviet nuclear reactor near the port city of Aktau on the Caspian Sea not far from …

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How a Nuclear Reactor Works ANF LETTERS (pdf files): to Dr Bennett GM NSW Board Studies re 7-10 Science 8/7/06 to Ed Ministers & STAs re teaching nuclear science 28/4/06 to DEH RE Refusal to Heritage List HIFAR 25/10/05 …

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EPR nuclear reactor (1700 MWe) in France, and potentially another > 1000 MWe or so from the next five such units built. As well as the > 12.5% share, Italy’s electric utility ENEL will also be involved in …

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The heavy elements are not only poor sources of nuclear energy, they are difficult to ignite. This is particularly true of carbon. A massive star may fuse its helium to develop a core of carbon, which then heats and compresses as the …

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On top of this, there is well over 800 tonnes of plutonium contained in spent fuel. This grows every year and would grow even more rapidly, were there to be a nuclear “renaissance”, as the proponents of nuclear energy are predicting. …

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The vast Tuwaitha site has been bombed repeatedly since 1981, when Israeli warplanes destroyed the Osirak nuclear reactor there before it could be used to make weapons-grade uranium. American warplanes bombed the site in 1991 during the …

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