It's Fission Friday! Can you name this famous structure inspired by the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and its location?

#1 - staffing!

Great article, written by William Tucker @ Nuclear Townhall.... If you want to see how fast the United States is deteriorating on the world stage, just take a look at last Sunday’s New York Times, where Queens College political science professor Andrew Hacker comes up with a brilliant idea for...

Random Nuclear Power Facts... Some are common - others are not. Which were you most shocked by? * Nuclear energy was discovered by a French physicist - Henri Becquerel, in 1896. * 17% of the world's electricity came from 442 nuclear power plants in 1996. *Nuclear energy accounted for 77% of France's...

History In the face of dwindling natural gas supplies and an energy crunch, the U.S. Department of Energy began conducting the "Eastern Gas Shales Project" in the 1970s. It had two goals: evaluate the gas potential of Devonian and Mississippian shale basins and develop new drilling, stimulation...

Stumbled upon a pretty interesting article on Energy News Live..... Wild monkeys to track Fukushima radiation Posted on 17 August 2012 by Vicky Ellis Wild monkeys are soon going to be used to track radiation levels around the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster site in Japan according to...