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  • This Jan. 26, 2012 file photo shows No. 3, right, and No. 4 reactors at Kansai Electric Power Co's Ohi nuclear power plant in Ohi town, Fukui prefecture, western Japan. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi, File)
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    Japan went nuclear-free on Monday as it switched off its last operating reactor for an inspection, with no date scheduled for a restart amid strong public hostility to atomic power. Kansai Electric... more
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    KAERI Builds Ultra Trace Level Nuclear Material Analysis Facilities hot
    It can contribute to preventing global nuclear proliferation. A public research organization in Korea installed facilities that can precisely analyze ultra trace level of nuclear materials containe... more
    0 comments | Sep.13.2013 | The News > Korea
  • A TEPCO worker checks contamination around a water tank at Fukushima on September 4, 2013. Japan has pledged a renewed push to contain potentially hazardous leaks.
    High radiation found in Fukushima groundwater hot
    Japan pledged a renewed push to contain potentially hazardous leaks at Fukushima on Tuesday after the operator of the crippled plant reported spiking levels of radiation in groundwater. Late on Mon... more
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    Radiation near a tank holding highly contaminated water at Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear plant has spiked 18-fold, the plant’s operator said on Sunday, highlighting the struggle to... more
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  • The image of our nuclear past inhibits any thoughts of a nuclear future with testing, or any other kind of unrestricted nuclear action; Nuclear bomb explosion; Credit: © Shutterstock
    International Day Against Nuclear Testing hot
    At the instigation of Kazakhstan, in 2009, The International Day Against Nuclear Tests was approved unanimously by the UN. One or two nations have not yet signed the agreement but even the inhabita... more
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    In the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster, the nuclear energy sector has seen a downturn, enduring bad press and changing financial trends as well as racking up a runni... more
    0 comments | Aug.29.2013 | Get involved > Post
  • Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy uses a high-power laser within the Center for Advanced Energy Studies at INL. The technique can discern the contents of used nuclear fuel and potentially boost the global security of nuclear recycling. Credit: Post Register
    Laser research could benefit nuclear recycling hot
    James Bond uses a laser beam to cut through windows and walls, but scientists at the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) are using a new laser that can melt metal. The laser resides in the CA... more
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  • ▲ Places of collecting samples of surface seawater (left) and sea bottom deposits (Source: NFRDI)
    Water Contaminated by Radioactivity Leaked from Nuclear Power Plant in Fukushima “Did not Flow in... hot
    The NFRDI announced results of surveys on seawater in Korea conducted in conjunction with the KINS. Surveys identified that seas in Korea are safe from radioactivity. The National Fisheries Researc... more
    0 comments | Aug.28.2013 | The News > Korea
  • A worker checks radiation levels near the No. 10 storage tank in the H3 tank area at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan, in this handout photograph taken on Aug. 21, 2013.
    Tepco Faces 132 Olympic Pools Worth of Radioactive Water hot
    Tepco `Textbook’ Management Failure at Fukushima Tokyo Electric Power Co. (9501) has accumulated the largest pool of radioactive water in the history of nuclear accidents. The utility must no... more
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    Japan To Stop Fukushima Leak With “Ice Wall” hot
    Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) recently admitted that 300 tons (nearly 72,000 gallons) of contaminated water are leaking from Japan’s crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant into the Pacific Ocean. Abou... more
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  • An aerial view shows Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and its contaminated water storage tanks, bottom, in Fukushima. Japan's nuclear watchdog is concerned that more storage tanks at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant will spring leaks, following the discovery that highly contaminated water is leaking from one of the hastily built containers. (Reuters)
    Fukushima nuclear plant facing new disaster hot
    Storage tank leak sparks fears more could follow suit Tokyo Electric Power Company workers have detected high levels of radiation in a ditch that flows into the ocean from a leaking tank at the cri... more
    1 comments | Aug.23.2013 | Get involved > Post
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    Distributive Generation and Nuclear Energy hot
    Amory Lovins popularized the idea of distributive electrical generation as a foil to the emerging nuclear power industry. Lovins argued that what was needed was not large nuclear generation facilit... more
    0 comments | Aug.21.2013 | Get involved > Post
  • A nuclear power reactor under construction near the southern South Korean port of Busan, February 5, 2013. Jordan's Nuclear Regulatory Commission has given the go-ahead for a first nuclear research reactor as the desert kingdom, which lacks any oil, seeks to meet its energy needs. The Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute and Daewoo Engineering and Construction Co. will construct the reactor.
    Jordan to build nuclear research reactor hot
    Jordan’s Nuclear Regulatory Commission has given the go-ahead for a first nuclear research reactor as the desert kingdom, which lacks any oil, seeks to meet its energy needs. The five-megawat... more
    0 comments | Aug.21.2013 | Get involved > Post
  • A hydrogen explosion rocks the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power station number three reactor on March 14, 2011. (AFP PHOTO/HO/NHK)
    Falsified reports after Fukushima fan anti-nuclear Korea hot
    For Seoul residents, South Korea’s decision to keep four nuclear reactors offline because of faked safety reports means power shortages, and a summer of sweltering homes and offices. Lee Jin Gon ha... more
    0 comments | Aug.12.2013 | Get involved > Post
  • Workers wearing protective suits and masks stand next to the No. 4 reactor building at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s (Tepco) Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture on March 6, 2013. Photographer: Issei Kato/Pool via Bloomberg
    Abe Joins Greenpeace in Signal Tepco Not Up to Cleanup hot
    Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made an unlikely companion with environment protection campaigner Greenpeace as both indicated Tokyo Electric Power Co. (9501) isn’t up to the task of containing the... more
    3 comments | Aug.9.2013 | Get involved > Post
  • Japan's prime minister tours the emergency operation center of the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power. Photograph: Pool/REUTERS
    Fukushima emergency declared as radioactive water spills over hot
    Nuclear watchdog warns contaminated groundwater has likely breached underground barrier meant to keep it out of sea Highly radioactive water seeping into the ocean from Japan’s crippled Fukus... more
    2 comments | Aug.6.2013 | Get involved > Post
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    Ratio of Power Generated by Nuclear Power Plants Drops to Less Than 25% in 28 Years hot
    Energy Justice Actions analyzed data published by KEPCO and KPX, showing such result. The percentage of electric power generated by nuclear power plants decreased to less than 25% of the entire pow... more
    0 comments | Aug.2.2013 | The News > Korea
  • This target chamber at the U.S. National Ignition Facility was meant to be a corridor for almost limitless power from fusion energy. But the energy pumped in by the lasers still exceeds the energy created by the fusing hydrogen. Funding for continued research is uncertain. Photograph courtesy Damien Jemison, LLNL
    Fusion Energy Quest Faces Boundaries of Budget, Science hot
    Part of our weekly “In Focus” series—stepping back, looking closer. A large banner hangs from the front of the stadium-size building that houses the world’s most powerful array of... more
    2 comments | Jul.31.2013 | Get involved > Post
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    Fukushima Fallout Continues to Wreck Havoc hot
    Radiation leaks, steam releases, disease and death continue to spew from Fukushima in a disaster which is far from over. Its most profound threat to the global ecology—a spent fuel fire—is still ve... more
    0 comments | Jul.31.2013 | Get involved > Post
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    Nuclear Energy Plant Designed, Constructed, Tested in Less Than Two Years hot
    Under current rules and assumptions, anyone who claims that they can design and build a power-producing nuclear reactor in less than 10-15 years is considered to be naive or hopelessly unrealistic.... more
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