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Deal, one of the reasons it was bad is because it expires. And i think you know that is false. There are provisions in the agreement that expired. Thats correct. So the agreement has a set of agreements dealing with centrifuges and inspections. So say to me, to our committee, to the American Public, that the deal was bad because it expires is just wrong. First paragraph of the deal, free face, i said first sentence. First paragraph of the deal. Iran reaffirms under no circumstances will iran eve...

ST. PETERSBURG - Russia and the Republic of Guinea have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to embark on a significant nuclear project. This agreement, formalized at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), underscores Russia's expanding nuclear initiatives across Africa. Details of the project remain limited, but according to a report by the Russian…

Spain has officially unveiled plans to shut down all of its nuclear plants by 2035 in a move towards a

Most desalination facilities are powered by fossil fuels, which release significant greenhouse gas levels. Nuclear desalination is a more sustainable approach that uses heat from a nuclear power plant for reverse osmosis and distillation. This gives a nuclear power plant a secondary purpose beyond providing electricity.

* Current government plans to start shutting reactors from 2027 * Conservative opposition wants to keep nuclear plants running * Costs seen high; U-turn may have broader implications...

Scientists from the European research consortium EUROfusion have recently completed ambitious fusion energy experiments at the world-leading fusion research fa[...]

In a rare and memorable moment, the Joint European Torus (JET) team today received His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales for a tour and first-hand discussion [...]

A new episode of the Oak Ridge National Laboratorys Sound of Science podcast puts the focus on fusion. "Building a sun on Earth to produce unlimited, car[...]

Nuclear-powered cars were all the rage back in the 1950s, but why don't we have any today? The answer might surprise you.

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