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‘SA may be forced to turn to nuclear power’

December 15, 2020October 19, 2004 by Melanie Gosling

In what appears to be a move to pave the way for the Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR), Maqubela said if South Africa continued to rely primarily on coal, the country would not be able to commit itself to reducing CO2 emissions.

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US: Wave of Nuclear Plant Relicensing

December 15, 2020October 19, 2004 by press release

A new analysis of Department of Energy (DOE) figures shows that in the wake of the 2002 Senate vote to approve the Yucca Mountain dumpsite, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission quickly and quietly approved license extensions at nuclear reactors nationwide.

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Nuclear Energy Is Making a Global Comeback

December 15, 2020October 16, 2004 by Katrin Bennhold

With uncertainties increasing about supplies of natural gas and oil, nuclear energy is making a powerful global comeback, prompting concerns about atomic terrorism in the post-Sept. 11 era.

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US: Plan to make baby buggies from nuclear waste

December 15, 2020October 16, 2004 by Rob Edwards

Thousands of tonnes of radioactive scrap metal from nuclear plants could be melted down and recycled into cutlery, saucepans and baby buggies under a scheme being promoted by the nuclear industry and its regulators.

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Uranium industry enjoys rebound as prices nearly triple

December 15, 2020October 2, 2004 by Robert Black

Uraniam prices are nearly triple what they were four years ago, and Cameco Corp., a Canadian company that owns the last two active uranium mines in the United States, is stepping up exploration and production.

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The End of the Age of Oil

December 15, 2020September 27, 2004 by David Goodstein

Adaptation of a talk by Caltech vice provost and professor of physics and applied physics David Goodstein, author of Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil (W. W. Norton) // Sidebars on global warming and on Goodstein are included.

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British firm makes nuclear industry’s ‘holy grail’ claim

December 15, 2020September 26, 2004 by David Harrison

A British company claims to have found the “holy grail” of the nuclear energy industry – a solution to the problem of radioactive waste disposal.

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$600M Damage to Ohio Nuclear Reactor

December 15, 2020September 19, 2004 by AP

Damage to the reactor head of the Davis-Besse power plant in Ohio ranks among the top five most serious nuclear plant accidents or near-accidents since Three Mile Island, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said Monday.

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UK: Minister rejects nuclear option

December 15, 2020September 18, 2004 by Gaby Hinsliff

Building nuclear power stations would risk landing future generations with ‘difficult’ legacies, the Environment Secretary, Margaret Beckett, warns today in a clear rebuff to the nuclear industry.

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US: New life for old nuclear plants

December 15, 2020September 18, 2004 by Robert Manor

Despite concerns over safety, including uncertainty over how long the reactors will be able to keep running, some licenses have been renewed through 2040.

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Glib comments don’t mean nuclear energy safe

December 15, 2020September 11, 2004 by Richard Foley

Dependable? Uranium is a finite natural resource, just like fossil fuels. Safe? The Nuclear Regulatory Commission exists simply because nuclear technology is flat-out dangerous.

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Not enough juice to keep German industry growing

December 15, 2020September 9, 2004 by Elise Kissling

In 20 years, windmills may generate more electricity than nuclear power plants, but Germany may not have access to the energy it needs for its industrialized economy, according to Gerhard Ott, chairman of the World Energy Council’s German committee.

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