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A bill to amend Sweden's legislation on nuclear power has been introduced by the country's government in parliament. It aims to remove the current law limiting the number of reactors in operation to ten, as well as allowing reactors to be built on new sites, rather than just existing ones.

Can the Messina Bridge become a reality, or will economic and environmental constraints halt progress for "the oldest dream in Italy"?

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Fines can be applied if you affect the the integrity of beaches

Sweden's Radiation Safety Authority has presented its final report to the government on how the regulatory framework for nuclear power should be developed and what other measures may be needed for nuclear power to be expanded in the country.

The government of Sweden has rejected Vattenfall’s application to build an offshore wind farm at Stora Middelgrund off Sweden’s west coast, citing ”negative effects on the environment” and ”national interests” as the reasons for the decision.

E-Xplorer SA signs as official Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) promotor ahead of inaugural FIM E-Xplorer World Cup. E-Xplorer SA becomes off ...

Europe’s biggest deposit of rare earth elements (REEs) – Per Geijer in Sweden – is now 25% bigger, miner LKAB reported on Monday, announcing an updated mineral resource estimate. Per Geijer, which is north-east of the well-known Kiirunavaara mine, contains a mineral resource of 734-million tonnes of iron-ore, with high iron content and more than 1.3-million tonnes of in situ rare earth oxides.

Baguio City has declared 59 structures in Camp 7 along Kennon Road unsafe and unfit for occupancy, and has asked owners to demolish them.

Baguio City has declared 59 structures in Camp 7 along Kennon Road unsafe and unfit for occupancy, and has asked owners to demolish them.