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

If we can jump through the hurdles of politics and bureaucracy red tape, the US could start to increase its nuclear energy foot print and lower its dependency on foreign oil and help lower greenhouse gases too. …

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The August 3 incident at the Seibersdorf analytical lab, which occurred overnight and caused no injury, raised a stir in Austria, which hosts the IAEA but rejects nuclear energy itself as fundamentally dangerous. …

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Of course, like anything else, there are problems with nuclear energy. Reactors, because of the neutron flux from fission, create radioactive waste. This material can be hazardous for thousands of years. Stable underground storage and …

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As Bush and ElBaradei noted in their proposals to restrict construction of new plutonium reprocessing facilities, making separated plutonium is unnecessary for the peaceful production of nuclear energy. This also applies to HEU use in …

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They have recommended that he seek an independent assessment of nuclear energy before dismissing it. The article confuses, though. It says “Mr Salmond attempted to dismiss the challenges … indicating they will not alter his thinking”, …

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this documentary confirms that the Israeli nuclear program is forty years old, and that the making of the Israeli atomic bomb in “Dimona”nuclear reactor dates back to 1962, which Israelis claim that it is only a textile factory. …

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