Archive for February 6th, 2009
Although the idea was to keep the discovery away from Nazi hands, much to the regret of Einstein, the Americans deemed it acceptable to use the findings to build their own Uranium and Plutonium bombs. The result being the 1945 bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima in Japan, effectively ending World War II. In 1966 Otto Hahn, Lise Meitner and Fritz Strassman received the Enrico Fermi Prize from … nū’clėar. a. of, relating to, constituting, a nucleus; using nuclear energy. …
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Friday, February 6th, 2009
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China is poised to up its nuclear energy capacity targets to 70 GWe by 2020, according to reports in Chinese state media. The revision is awaiting approval by the State Council. …
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(1); Pittsylvania Co. mining opponent (4); Plutonium (1); Santoy (1); Stock prices (2); Tax Dollars (1); Uranium (7); Uranium Mining (11); VA General Assembly (4); Virginia (1); VUI (4) … Five Myths About Nuclear Energy· Hundreds pack Moncton, N.B., theatre to hear exper… ► May (23). Uranium: It’s Worse Than You Think · On Cancer’s Trail [Uranium Linked to Estrogen] · Environmental ministers seek deep emissions cuts · Cameco Pollutants May Be Seeping …
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The Bill is correct in its statement of benefits (safety, wastes, & nonproliferation) to existing nuclear reactors should they be converted from their current uranium-plutonium fuel cycle to that of thorium-uranium-233 fuel cycle. …
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His new Secretary of Energy, Nobelist Steven Chu has said that nuclear energy “has to be a necessary part of the portfolio.” In 2007, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had a change of heart about nukes, saying ”I bring a more open mind to that …
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(1); Pittsylvania Co. mining opponent (4); Plutonium (1); Santoy (2); Stock prices (2); Tax Dollars (1); Uranium (7); Uranium Mining (12); VA General Assembly (4); Virginia (1); VUI (5) … Five Myths About Nuclear Energy· Hundreds pack Moncton, N.B., theatre to hear exper… ► May (23). Uranium: It’s Worse Than You Think · On Cancer’s Trail [Uranium Linked to Estrogen] · Environmental ministers seek deep emissions cuts · Cameco Pollutants May Be Seeping Into Lake …
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Only two of the 12 reactors have been closed and Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said he didn’t feel bound by the referendum because it didn’t specify how to replace nuclear energy. The center-right coalition government’s proposal, …
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(2); Pittsylvania Co. mining opponent (4); Plutonium (1); Santoy (2); Southside Concerned Citizens (1); Stock prices (2); Tax Dollars (1); Uranium (7); Uranium Mining (13); VA General Assembly (4); Virginia (1); VUI (6) … Five Myths About Nuclear Energy· Hundreds pack Moncton, N.B., theatre to hear exper… ► May (23). Uranium: It’s Worse Than You Think · On Cancer’s Trail [Uranium Linked to Estrogen] · Environmental ministers seek deep emissions cuts …
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The crux of that problem appeared when India tested its first nuclear bomb, made from plutonium it had manufactured in a reactor that had been jointly supplied by Canada and the U.S.. Actually, the U.S. supplied the heavy water … Virtually everyone who owns nuclear reactor technology, including Canada, is now trying to sell it to someone else. Yet the problem of the bomb goes on. The past eight years of the Bush administration have made the situation more precarious . …
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$NZ500,000 to shut down the last plutonium-producing nuclear reactor in Russia, based at Zheleznogorsk; and. * $NZ683,000 to improve detection of smuggled nuclear and radioactive materials at the Russian border. …
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