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Are Energy Wind Turbines in the Ocean Killing The Whales? Is Nuclear Energy the Answer?
Unprecedented numbers of whale strandings are raising concerns about the impact of offshore wind turbines. Increasing offshore wind installations bring potential risks from underwater vibrations and noise pollution. Could nuclear energy provide a less invasive...
Nuclear Energy Developer TerraPower Explores New Investment Opportunity in South Africa
Collaborative Investment: TerraPower and ASP Isotopes announced a partnership for TerraPower to fund a HALEU production facility in South Africa, with ASP agreeing to a long-term supply contract to provide all HALEU produced for ten years. Exclusivity Clause: The...
Revolutionizing Molten Salt Reactor Research: ORNL’s Glass Test Cell Unveils Crucial Gas Dynamics
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) developed a custom glass test cell to study gas behavior in molten salt reactors, crucial for optimizing reactor performance and safety. Researchers observed gas bubbles in molten salt using high-speed cameras, measuring their...
Missiles and Misdirection: Kim Jong Un’s Bold Moves Amid Global Distraction
North Korea's Military Display: Kim Jong Un showcased 250 nuclear-capable missile launchers at a large ceremony, signaling a heightened threat. Regional Tensions: Kim intends to deploy short-range missiles along the North-South Korea border, potentially targeting the...
Dacthal Herbicide Pulled from Market After EPA Links to Birth Defects
The EPA issued an emergency order to remove Dacthal (DCPA) from the market due to its harmful effects on unborn babies, following research linking it to birth defects and developmental challenges. In 2023, the EPA's assessment revealed Dacthal exposure during...
A.I. Chronicles: Microsoft wants to outlaw A.I. abuse and scams
AI's rapid advancement has led to significant societal impacts, prompting calls for stricter regulation to address misuse, especially affecting vulnerable populations like the elderly and children. In response, the U.S. has seen a surge in legislative activity with...
Rising Tides, Rising Anxiety: The Psychological Toll of Climate Change
Climate anxiety, intensified by climate change, is a growing psychological distress, especially in heavily impacted regions like South Florida, where younger generations are particularly affected. Over 45% of youths globally report climate-related concerns affecting...
Cameco, Kazatomprom reveals their mid-year results
Cameco and Kazatomprom's Performance: Cameco's uranium delivery forecast remains stable, with a 47% increase in Canadian production. Kazatomprom raises its 2024 production guidance due to a strong mid-year performance, with a 6% increase in 100% production and...
Taiwanese reactor closed for decommissioning
Unit 1 of Taiwan's Maanshan nuclear power plant has been shut down for decommissioning after its 40-year license expired, aligning with Taiwan's nuclear phase-out policy. Only Unit 2 of the Maanshan plant remains operational, with its license expiring in May...
The Land of the People Step Up: Germany Uses Solar Panels to Fight Off Climate Change
Germany has simplified solar panel installation, allowing homeowners and retirees to easily hang compact systems on balconies, leading to widespread adoption with approximately 500,000 systems installed by early 2024. Legislative measures, including laws...
Revolutionizing Power: The Future of Long-Lasting Nickel-63 Nuclear Batteries
Innovative Power Source: Nickel-63 nuclear batteries offer a reliable and long-lasting power supply, with a lifespan of up to 50 years, ideal for various high-demand applications. Wide Range of Applications: These batteries can power medical implants,...
