One year on, Fukushima fallout -- real and literal -- continues
As we close in on the one-year anniversary of the deadly triple disaster in Japan — earthquake, tsunami and nuclear plant
RIP Oldbury, 44, world's oldest working nuke plant
It was a different world for nuclear power stations when Oldbury came onto the scene in the UK in 1967.
How much uranium is left?
As a natural resource on a finite planet, uranium is no more unlimited in supply than oil, coal or natural
Is it a new dawn -- or twilight -- for nuclear energy?
Nuclear energy stands at a strange crossroads. In one direction, the path taken by Germany and Siemens, among others, in
Nuclear is key to energy security
By Tara McGeehan, Logica
Nuclear currently generates roughly 25 per cent of the UK’s power, providing a significant, reliable
EDF offers site for new nuclear plant construction
EDF Energy today initiated a sales process relating to the divestment of land potentially suitable for new nuclear build. EDF
Survey: Global support for nuclear power is growing
A growing number of people around the globe support increased use of nuclear power to improve energy security and fight
Could new nukes spell financial downfall?
Those of you who remember the 1993 Michael Douglas movie “Falling Down” might recall a particular line that was repeated
Nuke plan embarks on week-long grilling
Ah, nuclear power. Is it, as writer-thinker James Lovelock (The Revenge of Gaia) says, the only energy source that can
