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There’s a very interesting (if biased towards the nuclear industry) film on the BBC’s website about the decommissioning programme at the UK’s Sellafield nuclear facility. … Decommissioning the latest reactorsRead more

An unprecedented invasion of jellyfish earlier this week managed to accomplish what decades worth of activists have failed to do: Shut down San Luis Obispo … Few jellyfish can stop a nuclear plantRead more

Even away from its culture of cover-up and lack of transparency in its dealings, the nuclear industry is one wrapped in riddles, mystery, and wonder. … Mysterious ways of nuclear reactor constructionRead more

scientists have developed two sets of criteria that we can use to judge the “greenness” of competing technologies. The first is called “The 12 principles … “Greenness” of nuclear powerRead more

Britain’s nuclear power stations were originally state-owned. In the last stages of the Thatcherite craze for selling off publicly owned industries, it was privatised. Last … Nuclear is Not the Climate SolutionRead more

After 60 years and many billions of dollars in government subsidies, nuclear power should finally have to prove itself on its own merits —- which … Nuclear power will not work in a free marketRead more

The Indian Point nuclear plower plant is struggling to keep its reactors running. Plant operators shut down reactor Unit 3 again on 6/7/09 night to … Indian Point nuclear plower plant problemsRead more

The Netherlands, this tiny country with endless possibilities in a liberal and tolerant environment, has a new scoop: the company “Atoomstroom.nl” (which translates as “Atomic … Nuclear quackeryRead more