May, 2007

From the AP : President Bush, seeking to blunt international criticism of the U.S. record on climate change, on Thursday urged 15 major nations to agree by the end of next year on a global emissions goal for reducing greenhouse gases. Bush called for...

Developments in the civilian nuclear energy sector in Australia are coming fast and furious and it's hard to keep up sometimes -- unless you read Nuclear Australia every day. I know I can't afford not to. ...read more

Click here to listen to John Wheeler's latest podcast. ...read more

We Support Lee says the latest round of G8 negotiations provides an interesting opportunity. ...read more

Updates from the Calgary Sun and the Whitecourt Star . ...read more

Details from The Herald (Port Elizabeth, SA). ...read more

Last Fall, I spent a couple of days at a conference in Las Vegas where I sat in on a discussion of how to use free content to drive purchase of paid content. That session was run by an editor from Fleet Street Publications (FSP), a publisher of investing...

From yesterday's Washington Post : Under plans already announced, China intends to spend $50 billion to build 32 nuclear plants by 2020. Some analysts say the country will build 300 more by the middle of the century. That's not much less than...

Greenpeace International recently issued a report titled “ The Economics of Nuclear Power ” (pdf). The four analysts (commissioned by Greenpeace) pulled cost information from 12 recent studies, analyzed how they differed, and even got into the breakdown...

While we've got a skeleton crew working at NEI's offices in Washington, D.C., a significant portion of our staff has spent this week in Miami working at the 2007 Nuclear Energy Assembly , the annual meeting of the nuclear energy industry. While the meeting...