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Tag Archives: IAEA
Kazakhstan: encouraging civilian nuclear energy, with security in mind via beyond brics
The agreement over Iran’s nuclear programme shows what can be achieved through commitment and patient negotiation. Kazakhstan was proud to have contributed to the historic agreement by hosting two rounds of talks between Iran and the P5+1 negotiators in 2013. … Continue reading
Scientific Forum 2015: Super Crops Created from Irradiated Natural Polymers in Viet Nam via IAEA
Looking to increase yield and eliminate disease, farmers in Viet Nam are now feeding their plants oligochitosan [O-LEE-GO-KITE-O-SAN] and oligoalginate [O-LEE-GO-AL-GI-NATE], substances made from irradiated natural polymers. And it’s working. Oligochitosan and oligoalginate come from shrimp shells and brown seaweed, … Continue reading
Japan and IAEA risk Fukushima victims’ lives with forced return via The Ecologist
A massive decontamination exercise is under way in Iitate Village near Fukushima, writes Kendra Ulrich: step one in a plan to force 6,000 residents back into the evacuated zone in 2017. But as radiation levels remain stubbornly high, it looks … Continue reading
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Tagged evacuation, Greenpeace, IAEA, Iitate, normalization, return
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‘Follow the Money’: Fukushima Cleanup Financially Motivated, Expert Says via Sputnik
The meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant are not over, and the Japanese government’s push to decommission and dismantle the plants in the next thirty years are not scientifically feasible, but financially motivated, according to Fairewinds Chief engineer and … Continue reading
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Tagged contaminated water, energy policy, health, IAEA, Radiation exposure
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Elders Reject Proposed Nuclear Power Plant In Akwa Ibom via Nairaland Forum
[…] Speaking at a press conference in Uyo, the state capital, they wondered that, if the International Atomic Energy Agency [IAEA] had warned that, Nigeria was nor ripe to handle nuclear issues for now, the country would insist in venturing … Continue reading
Las 115.000 toneladas de basura radiactiva olvidadas en el Atlántico Nordeste via Materia
Los 223.000 bidones con residuos nucleares lanzados en alta mar hasta 1982 no se controlan desde hace dos décadas, pese a las evidencias de fugas. Los países europeos estudiarán en 2014 si es necesario establecer un nuevo programa de vigilancia … Continue reading
Tepco seeks foreign seal of approval to restart nuclear plant via The Japan Times
Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s invitation to the world’s top nuclear agency to review the safety of its Kashiwazaki-Kariwa facility signals the utility’s desire to win international backing to resume operations at the world’s largest atomic power plant. Kashiwazaki is Tepco’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Hirohiko Izumida, IAEA, Kashiwazaki Kariwa, Niigata Prefecture, restart, TEPCO
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Kazakhstan to Host International Uranium Fuel Bank via The New York Times
VIENNA — An international uranium fuel bank will open in Kazakhstan in two years, partly funded by U.S. billionaire Warren Buffett, after the board of the U.N. nuclear agency approved a hosting agreement on Thursday with the Central Asian country. … Continue reading
The myth of the peaceful atom – debunking the misinformation peddled by the nuclear industry and its supporters via Friends of Earth Australia
Former IAEA Director-General Mohamed El Baradei noted: “If a country with a full nuclear fuel cycle decides to break away from its non-proliferation commitments, a nuclear weapon could be only months away. In such cases, we are only as secure … Continue reading
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Tagged energy policy, IAEA, nuclear proliferation, nuclear waste, Nuclear Weapons, Safety, U.S., UK
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Do We Need To Go Nuclear On Climate Change? via Forbes
[…] It would be easy to dismiss such appeals as so much self-serving industry propaganda — not least because Whitman herself serves as a co-chair of the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition, a Washington DC-based outfit that bills itself as … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, energy policy, IAEA, the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI)
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