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A war game conducted by the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center raises questions about how the United States could respond to a North Korean nuclear detonation... in space.

A coalition of cities voted to keep backing a project to build's the nation's first small modular reactor, despite rising costs.

Nuclear energy is making a comeback—at home in America and worldwide. The 118th Congress presents new opportunities to make sure America leads the world on this crucial clean energy technology. The drumbeat

As federal, state and local governments pursue ambitious targets to end carbon pollution from power production, energy communities across the West are facing an uncertain future.

While standing inside the recently opened Ayutthaya Gold Treasure Exhibition Building at the Chao Sam Phraya National Museum, visitors may picture a gloomy night in September 1957 when robbers robbed the vault that was hidden beneath Wat Ratchaburana's main Phra Prang. When digging further, they discovered a glowing three-floor gold treasure and relocated some priceless items to a house opposite the temple.

Alameda County – Despite repeated warnings from scientists and from nature itself, the world is still not facing up to the dangers of a warming climate, according to a nationally

The troublesome and so far unsolved problem of nuclear waste storage may derail promising "new" nuclear technologies.

The federal government is betting billions that advanced nuclear reactors will help end carbon emissions. It’s a gamble that may not pay off.

Simulations have shown that a fuel rod designed by the company significantly outperforms traditional MOX fuel in consuming plutonium, and would be well-suited for consuming excess weapons-grade material.

BNF Capital Takes 10.7% Equity Stake in Lightbridge