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Tag Archives: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
Bird poop on the lines causes nuclear power shutdown via CNN
(CNN)An errant bird dropping appears to have caused the temporary shutdown of part of the Indian Point nuclear plant in upstate New York. A report by Entergy, the site operator, pointed the finger at a bird “streamer” — colorfully explained … Continue reading
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Tagged energy policy, Indian Point, Safety, The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
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Hearings set on impact from salinity levels in FPL nuke cooling canals via My Palm Beach Post
A three-judge panel will decide if allowing FPL’s nuclear plant cooling canal water to exceed 100 degrees, potentially increasing salt levels in the canals and the aquifer, took the possible environmental impact into account. A series of orgnaizations, including the … Continue reading
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Tagged Florida, Florida Power & Light (FPL), itizens Allied for Safe Energy, the Florida Wildlife Federation, the National Park Service, The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
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Research: Major fault near reactors links to 2nd crack via SF Gate
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant and earthquake faults have been uneasy neighbors for decades. Even before the twin reactors produced a single watt of electricity, the plant had to be retrofitted after a submerged fault … Continue reading
Cuomo Administration Denies Critical Certification at Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant via EcoWatch
Citing numerous environmental and public safety concerns, the New York Department of State (DOS) has filed an objection to Entergy’s request for a Coastal Consistency Determination for the Indian Point nuclear plant. This objection has the potential to block Entergy’s … Continue reading
Life span of U.S. reactors is an issue for the Clean Power Plan via E&E News
Tt will update by year’s end proposed guidelines for assessing the safe life span for nuclear reactors — a central issue for the nuclear industry, the nation’s future electric power supply and the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan. The new … Continue reading
Seaweed shuts down reactor at Leningrad nuclear plant via Bellona
ST. PETERSBURG – Seaweed caused almost three days’ downtime at Unit 3 of Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant (LNPP), on the Gulf of Finland, near St. Petersburg, after a storm blew bay bottom sediments into the plant’s water intake structures, clogging … Continue reading
American Indians accuse NRC of ‘environmental racism’ via Las Vegas Review Journal
The feds call it “environmental justice.” Western Shoshones say it’s really “environmental racism.” Whatever words apply, a challenge by American Indian tribes on that subject in the latest Nuclear Regulatory Commission report for disposing nuclear waste in Yucca Mountain could … Continue reading
Recent hearings were the last gasps of the Yucca Mountain road show via Las Vegas Sun
The federal government’s long-winded campaign to mollify the nuclear power industry by adopting Yucca Mountain as the burial grounds for spent, highly radioactive fuel rods is running on fumes. And the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s hearings last week in Southern Nevada … Continue reading
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Tagged energy policy, health, nuclear waste, Radiation exposure, The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), U.S., Yucca Mountain
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NRC, Dominion settle dispute over safety pump at Conn. plant via Richmond Times-Dispatch
Dominion Resources Inc., the parent company of Connecticut’s nuclear plant, and federal regulators have reached a settlement over the plant operator’s decision, without regulatory approval, to halt the use of a safety-related pump in the event of a severe accident. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dominion Resources Inc., energy policy, health, Inequality, The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
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Honeywell Metropolis Works suffers another leak via World Nuclear News
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has launched a special inspection at Honeywell Metropolis Works in Illinois to assess a uranium hexafluoride (UF6) leak that occurred during maintenance activities on 1 August. The Metropolis uranium conversion facility had declared an … Continue reading
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Tagged health, Honeywell Metropolis Works, Radiation exposure, The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), U.S., uranium hexafluoride (UF6)
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