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“A small modular reactor’s demise calls for big change in Energy Department policy,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists November 14, 2023  Nuclear Power Economics and Security, Op-Eds & Blogs, RESOURCE Author: Henry Sokolski Late last week, NuScale Power Corp., which is developing America’s flagship small modular reactor (SMR), lost its only firm utility customer, the Utah Associated Municipal…

The C-130 Hercule returns in a new doomsday role. If nuclear war breaks out, this will be the most important aircraft in the sky.

Verdict: Misleading

Bulletin, By Hans M. Kristensen, Matt Korda, Eliana Johns, Mackenzie Knight, November 8, 2023 The Nuclear Notebook is researched and written by the staff of the Federation of American Scientists’ Nuclear Information Project: director Hans M. Kristensen, senior research fellow Matt Korda, research associate Eliana Johns, and Scoville fellow Mackenzie Knight. The Nuclear Notebook column has been published in…

Our planet is going up in smoke while political powers in Moscow and Washington, Tehran and London are flexing their partisan muscles. We need to choose our own leaders wisely

Standard-Freeholder faith column speaking to how listening, learning among different faiths brings valued, shared understanding.

The man who laughs has simply not yet heard the horrible news.          Berthold Brecht An Existential Task Until the end of his presidency -  and even after his open complicity in subverting the Un...

A Russian physicist argues that the Doomsday Clock should be moved backward due to global opposition to Russias nuclear threats.

Our society is falling apart at the seams, but the Dept. of Defense wants $10 billion for a new world-ender

India’s development and modernisation of its nuclear arsenal, coupled with the BJP’s hostile attitude towards both Pakistan and