Archive for October 4th, 2008
In a high point of this drama of contrasts, the India-specific US legislation for civil nuclear energy cooperation was endorsed on the Capitol Hill on October 1 in the local calendar. And, on October 2 in East Asia, US envoy Christopher …
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Saturday, October 4th, 2008
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International Cooperation Needed To Lower Proliferation Risks As Nuclear Energy Grows. Posted: 02 Oct 2008 04:00 PM CDT. As more nations pursue nuclear power, the United States and Russia, along with other countries and the …
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The second stage is fast breeder reactors (FBR) powered by plutonium (obtained from the first stage PHWRs) and U238. The fast breeder reactors will fission plutonium for power production and at the same time breed more plutonium from …
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Saturday, October 4th, 2008
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The letter, copies of which CPI-M released to media, states: “It is the intention of the Government of India and its entities to commence discussions with US nuclear energy firms, and conclude agreements after entry into force of the …
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The US Department of Energy’s Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) is a useful step toward sensible management, and some 21 nations have signed on so far. But without continued US leadership, the GNEP will fade away. …
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Saturday, October 4th, 2008
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A large nuclear reactor produces 3 cubic metres (25″30 tonnes) of spent fuel each year. It is primarily composed of unconverted uranium as well as significant quantities of transuranic actinides (plutonium and curium, mostly). …
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Saturday, October 4th, 2008
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Talks involving North Korea and five other nations — known as the six-party talks — had come to an agreement on North Korea disabling its Yongbyon nuclear reactor and reprocessing facilities that produced plutonium for nuclear weapons.
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