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

DESIRING to cooperate extensively in the full development and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes as a means of achieving energy security, on a stable, reliable and predictable basis; WISHING to develop such cooperation on the …

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“Now, a leader like Ahmadinejad,” she said, “is not one whom we can allow to acquire nuclear energy, nuclear weapons.” Her mindless merging of nuclear energy with nuclear weapons threatens the entire structure of the 1968 Nuclear …

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Plutonium Found In Swedish Soil; New Mathematical Model Can Measure Political Party Power; First Detection Of Magnetic Field In Distant Galaxy Surprises Astronomers; Electron Give-and-take Lets Molecules Shine Individually On Camera …

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The amount of time necessary to exhaust nuclear energy provided by existing uranium deposits, unused energy in current reserves of used radioactive “waste”, heat produced by the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium and potassium deep …

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India on the contrary must maintain and also develop its nuclear capability and nurture high technologies. Lessons to be learnt from nuclear energy are of vital importance for developing self reliance, that cannot be overlooked in the …

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So should nuclear energy be scrapped? I say NO. We should start considering it again. Nuclear energy can be managed safely and it’s waste can be buried safely. If only we could show the public that it is safe and produces less waste …

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Proponents say it will boost cooperation between two of the world’s largest democracies, allow US business to cash in on the lucrative Indian nuclear-energy market and bring New Delhi into the fight against proliferation. …

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Basically, in a 13-month period, the future of nuclear energy in the US will determined by these critical investment decisions. The timing won’t be exactly that precise, but the impact of having all of these plants looking for investors …

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… typical of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, who two days ago barred inspectors from the Yongbyon nuclear reactor, threatened to resume production of weapons-grade plutonium and appeared to prepare for another nuclear test. …

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Kim Sook, South Korea’s chief envoy to international nuclear talks with North Korea, said he expects the North to immediately resume work to disable its nuclear reactor. He said Seoul believes the developments would put multilateral …

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