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AMESBURY — Concerned with potential increased risks with plant’s owner NextEra proposal of to decreasing and relocating emergency response staff, local advocacy group C-10 has been meeting with elected officials

The global resurgence for nuclear energy starts in the barren, high desert of Idaho.

One of the biggest challenges of our time is building an energy future that is secure, reliable, and increasingly clean. In recent years, we’ve seen what happens to countries that

One of the biggest challenges of our time is building an energy future that is secure, reliable, and increasingly clean. In recent years, we’ve seen what happens to countries that

Anyone nervous about the legislature’s overwhelming nod toward nuclear power in the fall veto session can take heart in at least one reality.

Nuclear reactor back in focus

In a rather odd juxtaposition, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry spoke in support of expanding research in nuclear power and the use of psychedelic treatments for veterans suffering from PTSD

The state of Wyoming and Idaho National Laboratory (INL) have a lot in common.

FAIRMONT — It might be time to retire the Chernobyl moniker from the Fairmont Brine Processing Plant, according to officials of West Virginia’s environment protection profession.

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