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RIA Novosti - Russia - Russia could place bombers in Latin America, N.Africa - paper - 0 views
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Russian strategic bombers may soon be deployed at airbases in Cuba, Venezuela and Algeria as a response to the U.S. missile shield in Europe and NATO's expansion, Russian daily Izvestia said on Thursday. Moscow has strongly opposed the possible deployment by the U.S. of 10 interceptor missiles in Poland and an accompanying tracking radar in the Czech Republic as a threat to its national security. Washington says the defenses are needed to deter a possible strike from Iran, or other "rogue" states.
The new nuclear abolitionists | Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - 0 views
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Twenty-five years ago, the Nuclear Freeze campaign mobilized hundreds of thousands of Americans to demand an end to the testing, production, and deployment of new nuclear weapons. At that time, advocating the complete abolition of nuclear weapons was a fringe position confined to a few utopians on the left. Even most antinuclear activists struggled getting past the "you can't put the genie back in the bottle" common sense of pundits and arms control experts.
Australia Will Allow Exports of Uranium to Russia - Bloomberg.com - 1 views
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"Australia, the world's third- largest uranium producer behind Kazakhstan and Canada, will ratify a nuclear agreement allowing exports to Russia for energy purposes, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said. "This will enable Australian uranium to be exported to the Russian Federation for civil, peaceful nuclear purposes," Smith said, according to an e-mailed transcript of a news conference yesterday in Moscow with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. "
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Online Newsletter - 0 views
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This is the web addition of the Bulletins Newsletter. Scientists and policy makers recommend 9 ways to encourage the safe and responsible development of new nuclear reactors in the United States and around the world.
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Dedicated to security, science & survival since 1945. Offices: Chicago IL
The Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility - 0 views
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CNR is a not-for-profit organization, federally incorporated since 1978. It is dedicated to education and research on all issues related to nuclear energy, whether civilian or military -- including non-nuclear alternatives -- especially those pertaining to Canada
Power Surge | Power Surge | Feature Stories | Port Folio Weekly | The Alternative Voice... - 0 views
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Article Questioning The Nuclear Option!
The power generation gap from FORTUNE - 0 views
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Major report with multiple sections
Landmark Energy Policy Study Points the Way to U.S. Energy Future without Fossil Fuels ... - 0 views
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Look at This!
Video News: Indian Point Evacuation won't work! - 0 views
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Indian Point Evacuation Planning: won't work
Hanford News - 0 views
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Payments OK'd for early Hanford workers: Federal officials expected to follow recommendation of national advisory board
Bradenton.com | 07/17/2007 | Anywhere but here - 0 views
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Anywhere but here
Why we don't need nuclear power - 0 views
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Overt and hidden subsidies When all the overt and hidden subsidies are taken into account, nuclear power is much more expensive than any other source of power. Five accounts of how costly it is are: Mirage and oasis: energy choices in an age of global warming (PDF, 1.2 MB, New Economics Foundation, June 2005). According to this report, a kilowatt-hour of electricity from a nuclear generator will cost as much as 8.3 pence (16.3 US cents) once realistic construction and running costs are factored in, compared with about 3 pence (5.9 US cents) claimed by the nuclear industry—and that's without including the cost of managing pollution, insuring against catastrophic accidents, or protecting nuclear power plants and nuclear transports from attack by terrorists (see below). Arjun Makhijani's article Nuclear isn't necessary in Nature Reports Climate Change, 2008-10-02. This article is based on Arjun Makhijani's book Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free: a Roadmap for US Energy Policy, IEER Press, ISBN 978-1-57143-173-8, 2007. Helen Caldicott's book "Nuclear power is not the answer" (ISBN-13 978-1-59558-067-2, 2006). Paul Brown's "Voodoo economics" (PDF, 1.4 MB). Amory Lovins and Imran Sheikh on "The nuclear illusion" (PDF, 4.4 MB).
Nevada: What's News - 0 views
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Europe: Midloothian Today - Scots join nuclear power debate Europe: Bloomberg - Italy Should Restart Nuclear Power Program, Enel Report Says - Adam L. Freeman Middle East: Washington Post - EU ministers duck Iran nuclear issue for now - Paul Taylor
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South Asia: AFP Google - Pakistan reject accusation on missile
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Nevada GOP Comic
Browns Ferry sends radioactive canister to Valley Recycling - 0 views
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Browns Ferry sends radioactive canister to Valley Recycling
Daily News Journal: Committee hears experts about radioactive dumping - 0 views
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Committee hears experts about radioactive dumping
Browns Ferry cuts output; river too warm: 1 reactor taken offline, 2 slowed down - 0 views
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Browns Ferry cuts output; river too warm