Archive for February 11th, 2010

7 US States That Are Worse Off Than Greece, Portgal, Ireland, And

Let me mention one thing about nuclear energy…it is NON-RENEWABLE, as in URANIUM which powers a fission reactor; it is a limited resource. Anyone who thinks that building and firing a reactor is a great solution to America’s energy problems is a great idea … [41] The plutonium from dismantled Cold War nuclear weapon stockpiles is drying up and will end by 2013. The industry is trying to find and develop new uranium mines, mainly in Canada, Australia and Kazakhstan. …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Pro Nuclear Democrats: 10 Benefits of Nuclear Energy | Channel 94 …

Pro Nuclear Democrats: 10 Benefits of Nuclear Energy. All nuclear reactors do some degree of “breeding”, making new fissionable fuel, Plutonium-239, from the fertile fuel of Uranium-238 in addition to using slightly enriched uranium. …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

The Nuclear Green Revolution: Evidence for David Mackay of the one

… the efficiency and CF might both be higher), we would need 411*0.9/.35 = 1057 kg, or roughly 1 tonne of uranium. Posted by Charles Barton at 7:00 AM. Labels: David MacKay, nuclear energy, Thorium, thorium to energy efficiency …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Monckton vs Brook debate – the video | Channel 94 | Channel 94

Plutonium is a heavy, radioactive, man-made, metallic element used in the production of nuclear energy. Tuesday, February 9, 2010. It is 10:42am CST. World Nuclear Weapons in the Context of White Supremacy | Channel … …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Obama's Nuclear Giveaway | Mother Jones | Channel 94 | Channel 94

Plutonium is a heavy, radioactive, man-made, metallic element used in the production of nuclear energy. Monday, February 8, 2010. It is 11:28am CST. the curious thoughts of jkp | Channel 94 | Channel 94 | Channel 94 … …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

365 GREEN'S: Save Energy | Channel 94

Nuclear energy can be produced either by the fusion (combining atoms) or fission (splitting of atoms) process. The fission process is the widely used method. … Other fissile material includes plutonium and thorium. In a chain reaction, …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

What is Iran planning for Thursday? - Capping the Game Forum

Iran is far from nuclear weapons, they don’t even have a nuclear power plant yet, and the centrifuges they have are not sufficient to produce weapon grade plutonium. There is no reason to sanction Iran at all. They voluntarily signed the non-proliferation treaty and allow … The best way to prevent Iran from acquiring weapons in the long term is to give them a security guarantee against attacks from Israel and the U.S. and to help them with their nuclear energy program. …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

home4eco: The Necessity of Nuclear Power

Government and parliamentary support for nuclear energy was confirmed with the approval of ten new nuclear sites in the UK. This fact was clarified yet further still by the government wanting to fast track these plants into production by 2018. There is also growing support in … Nuclear waste recycling is a new waste disposal method being looked into, in which the uranium, plutonium and other fission products are separated into different streams using chemical processes. …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Pro Nuclear Democrats: Letter to President Obama to Stop the

Uranium 233 is not particularly radioactive with a half-life of 160000 years, one seventh of plutonium 239. The DOE currently stores about 700 pounds of the isotope which would be the ideal startup seeds for future thorium reactors, or liquid fluoride thorium reactors. … I am strongly encouraged by your words of support for nuclear energy in your recent State of the Union speech and the proposal to increase the loan guarantee budget for 2011. …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Energy Security.

Lithium could be bred into tritium inside a nuclear reactor in much the same way that uranium was bred into plutonium. Over 90% of the material mined thus far had been the lithium-7 isotope, while the remainder was lithium-6; …

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010