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Nuclear

Academia 1 month ago

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Energy security needs public consent to succeed

While public support for clean energy is strong in principle, it weakens quickly when new infrastructure appears close to home.

Academia 2 months ago

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China’s rise: Power, technology and the strategic logic of display

China's power displays in September and November last year were essentially a signal of its arrival on the global stage, a show intended to make the world sit up and recognize it as a major power.

Regulations 3 months ago

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Indonesia won’t phase out fossil fuels, Hashim asserts

President Prabowo Subianto’s brother and business tycoon Hashim Djojohadikusumo, who is also the President’s special envoy for energy and climate, says the government “is sticking to a different approach” amid mounting international pressure to curb fossil fuel use.

Academia 4 months ago

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Preventing Pandora’s Box from opening on nuclear testing

A return to nuclear explosive testing by the United States has the potential to open the doors for others to follow suit to “perfect” their nuclear arsenals.

Environment 4 months ago

Google unveils plan to restart nuclear plant to power AI infrastructure

Under an announcement with electric power company NextEra Energy, the Duane Arnold Energy Center, which shuttered in 2020, would return to service in 2029 "to help power Google's growing cloud and AI infrastructure in Iowa," the companies said in a joint press release.

Middle East and Africa 5 months ago

United Nations arms embargo, other sanctions reimposed on Iran

Attempts to delay the return of all sanctions on Iran failed on the sidelines of the annual gathering of world leaders at the UN this week.

Academia 5 months ago

Against the misuse of the snapback mechanism

Iran remains steadfast in asserting its inalienable right to the peaceful use of nuclear energy under the NPT, while at the same time declaring its readiness to engage in constructive and meaningful dialogue.

Academia 5 months ago

Between coal and atoms: Indonesia’s choice

The choice facing Southeast Asia’s largest nation is not only about energy but about credibility, confidence and its place in history.

Asia & Pacific 7 months ago

Japan's peace legacy tested 80 years after WWII

Japan's role as a peace promoter faces increasing challenges in a conflict-prone world, even as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba reiterated on the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II the importance of maintaining "remorse" and the lessons learned from the deadly war.

Tech 7 months ago

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Govt yet to approve ThorCon plant despite nuclear agency’s green light

ThorCon aims to start construction in 2027, complete it in 2029, commence operations and fueling in 2030, reach full capacity in 2031, and secure an operating license in 2032.

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