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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Differing views on GNEP
By Shaun Stamper @ 3:13 PM :: 354 Views :: Reprocessing

Paducah task force touts possible nuclear recycling plant; neighbors, opponents balk

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Recycling nuclear fuel for energy purposes makes sense
By Shaun Stamper @ 8:13 PM :: 552 Views :: Reprocessing

As the public has become more comfortable with nuclear power as a clean and safe energy resource, anti-nuclear groups across the country have stepped up their misleading rhetoric.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Expert dismiss GNEP as 'a goofy idea'
By Shaun Stamper @ 7:42 PM :: 571 Views :: Reprocessing

The Bush administration's ambitious Global Nuclear Energy Partnership is "a goofy idea" as a development program, a prominent nuclear expert said today.

Friday, May 19, 2006

INL to review plans for new nuclear fuel reprocessing plants
By Jeremy Maxand @ 5:45 PM :: 565 Views :: Reprocessing

The Bush administration will rely on the Idaho National Laboratory for technical review of proposals by businesses and local government groups seeking to build a new plant to reprocess spent reactor fuel, a practice the U.S. discontinued in the 1970s because of concerns it was spurring the nuclear arms race.

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