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Nuclear Weapons
Monday, July 23, 2007
No to nukes
By @ 2:58 PM :: 785 Views :: Nuclear Power, Reprocessing, Clean and Renewable Energy, Nuclear Waste and Contamination, Nuclear Weapons, Energy Intelligence News Releases
JAPAN SEES NUCLEAR POWER as a solution to global warming, but it's paying a price. Last week, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake caused dozens of problems at the world's biggest nuclear plant, leading to releases of radioactive elements into the air and ocean and an indefinite shutdown.
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Tuesday, June 05, 2007
38 Drums of Radioactive Waste Unaccounted-For
By Shaun Stamper @ 4:27 PM :: 621 Views :: Nuclear Waste and Contamination, Nuclear Weapons
Los Alamos National Laboratory can't account for 38 containers of radioactive waste materials after completion of a four-month inventory conducted at its Area G nuclear dump site.
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Saturday, June 02, 2007
GNEP: Nuclear wolf in sheeps clothing (VIDEO)
By Jeremy Maxand @ 9:52 AM :: 1612 Views :: Nuclear Power, Reprocessing, Nuclear Waste and Contamination, Nuclear Weapons, Bruneau nuclear reactor
WATCH: an interview with experts addressing GNEP through the failed history of reprocessing in the US and abroad.
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Wednesday, May 02, 2007
INL to begin counter-terrorism tests
By Shaun Stamper @ 12:17 PM :: 521 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
Following recent completion of an environmental assessment, the U.S. Department of Energy will begin using a new site at the Idaho National Laboratory to test the effectiveness of protective devices used against explosives attacks by terrorists.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Who Needs Nukes
By Shaun Stamper @ 2:53 PM :: 549 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
The problem with nuclear weapons today can be summed up as follows: They are going out of fashion where they are needed most and coming into fashion where they are needed least.
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Friday, March 16, 2007
Feds say declining conditions may put workers, public at risk
By Shaun Stamper @ 1:16 PM :: 554 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
OAK RIDGE - A federal safety board is questioning the safety of enriched uranium operations at the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant, saying workers and the public could be at risk.
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Thursday, February 01, 2007
Divine Strake Meeting
By Shaun Stamper @ 7:49 PM :: 712 Views :: Downwinders, Nuclear Weapons
Boise, Idaho -- Idaho's downwinders turned out in force Sunday afternoon to share their concerns with the government agencies responsible for Divine Strake. The explosive experiment slated for the Nevada desert has many worried they are once again in the path of radioactive fallout.
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Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Scientists fail to sway residents
By Shaun Stamper @ 7:25 PM :: 749 Views :: Downwinders, Nuclear Weapons
With posters, maps and charts on radiation exposure, government scientists tried to assure about 35 residents Tuesday that the Divine Strake non-nuclear blast planned for the Nevada Test Site will not harm their health or the environment.
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Tuesday, January 16, 2007
NYTimes on Opposition Divine Strake Enivronmental
By Shaun Stamper @ 6:35 PM :: 746 Views :: Downwinders, Nuclear Weapons
Las Vegas, Jan. 10 -- A twice-postponed nonnuclear bomb test in the middle of the Nevada desert may face additional legal challenges over its potential to propel dangerous radioactive particles from the soil into the air over four states.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Lawmakers fight Divine Strake bid
By Shaun Stamper @ 11:10 PM :: 653 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
The Salt Lake Tribune, December 5, 2006...WASHINGTON - Sen. Orrin Hatch and Rep. Jim Matheson wrote to the Pentagon last month, expressing disappointment with the decision to conduct Divine Strake - a major explosion designed to help develop bunker-buster bombs - in Nevada.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Panel Seeks Consensus On U.S. Nuclear Arsenal
By Shaun Stamper @ 9:49 PM :: 523 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
Washington Post, December 16, 2006...A prestigious Defense Department advisory panel has determined there is no national agreement on what the nation needs in the way of nuclear weapons in the post-Cold War period.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Bush Signs Nuclear Deal With India
By Shaun Stamper @ 9:24 PM :: 442 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, December 18, 2006...WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush signed legislation on Monday to let America share its nuclear know-how and fuel with India even though New Delhi refuses to sign the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty.
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Monday, November 13, 2006
Hearings Begin On Bush's Nuclear Plans
By Shaun Stamper @ 11:00 PM :: 488 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
(APN) NORTH AUGUSTA, SOUTH CAROLINA - "The product is a nuclear bomb. They kill people like you and me," Allison Peeler, a college-age volunteer with Carolina Peace, said, crying during an impassioned speech here at a public hearing on Bush's plans for a new plutonium pits plant.
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Wednesday, November 08, 2006
U.S. Warhead Testing Behind Schedule, IG Says
By Shaun Stamper @ 10:59 PM :: 453 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
"Significant backlogs" in surveillance testing of several types of nuclear warheads in the aging U.S. stockpile have created gaps in information needed to ensure that the weapons remain reliable, a report released yesterday by the Energy Department's inspector general said.
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Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Future of nuke complex up for review, comment
By Shaun Stamper @ 8:43 PM :: 636 Views :: Nuclear Weapons
Peace activists are calling it "Bombplex 2030." The government's roadmap for the nuclear weapons complex, including the future role of the Y-12 warhead plant in Oak Ridge, promises to be a hot topic in coming months with opportunities for public involvement.
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