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re: Emerging nuclear countries share perspective

maqbool ahmad chaudhry — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 06:50:54 GMT

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re: Power-ups and power-downs in Finland

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re: Remote-control welding starts at NRU

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re: Another twenty years for USA's oldest reactor

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re: Climate study comes early this year

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re: Nuclear needed in Belgium

Gucky — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 10:10:43 GMT

Germany should take an example on Belgium.It´s impossible to earn enough power bei solar- and wind plants and is to expensive.

My oppinion is in Germany the anti nuklear movement is contolled by lobbies and ideological/political groups.

Regards:

Gucky

re: Start of Haiyang construction imminent

Storage Containers — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 06:52:06 GMT

Thanks for article.It is very informativeto know that construction of the first two AP1000 reactors at the Haiyang nuclear power plant in eastern China's Shandong province is set to start following the issuance of a construction permit. And i think that it wii be likely to happen soon.

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re: Plans for next generation nuclear

Michael Fluss — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 20:37:22 GMT

$40M, what a paltry amount of money for expanding our nuclear energy base. The lack of serious support for developing and expanding nuclear energy belies the critical situation that the US faces in energy security and green house gases. Chu's office is putting most of its eggs in one basket--the renewable one. Nuclear energy is our only viable short term and long term solution for energy security. Let us put most of our R&D investment there and not on technologies that at best can only provide 20% of our energy supply.

re: Nuclear dramatics

Greg Lux — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:07:23 GMT

You mean, besides 'The Simpsons"?. You could call it "As the Turbine Turns"

re: Chinese contract for Mirion

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re: Defuelling starts at Sizewell A

Aliensinfotech — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 11:28:23 GMT

An unknown person with bomb planted in a car collided forcefully Pakistan army convoy at a checkpoint in northwest region of the country. Twenty seven people were killed. More than sixty persons developed injuries. A deputy of Pakistan’s top Taliban leader took responsibility for the gruesome incident. Hake mullah Meshed, the Taliban commander who took a pledge earlier this month on behalf of the press to carry out suicide attacks to show their anger on the withdrawal of Pakistan troops from the border region and for putting an end to CIA missile strikes has done as he had said. He also gave a warning that there are more such incidents to follow until USA ends missile attacks targeted at tribal areas of Pakistan.

Taliban is basically the religious terror outfit movement that governed Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, after which its leaders were removed forcefully from power. It showed signs of resurgence in 2004 and started acting against governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan by indulging in extremist activities.

The explosion on Tuesday damaged about a dozen army trucks and jeeps and a police station at the checkpoint, said Farad Khan, a senior police official in the region. Other officials said that at least 25 security forces personnel and two civilians were killed in the mishap which injured 65 others, including three civilians. As a repercussion of the incident, Pakistan is under tremendous international pressure to act more forcefully to suppress the Taliban’s, the Islamism terrorist responsible for bloody attacks in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. The incident was the fifth suicide attack taking place in Pakistan- the country alleged to have perpetrated terror activities in its neighbor India.

re: Nuclear plant backup big business for Tognum

cnsihp — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 19:19:52 GMT

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re: Thorium for EPR?

Ken — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 11:21:12 GMT

The only IP that Areva keeps is that pertaining to Thorium Power's fuel fitting into its own reactor. Thorium Power retains all other IP and Areva will have to lease that back if it were to use Thorium Power's fuel in its reactors.

re: UK energy department in Harry Potter movie

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