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Nuclear power's landmark project stumbles across the finish line - Vimarsana News

Nuclear power's landmark project stumbles across the finish line

Critics blast the ever-extending timeline and bloated budget of Plant Vogtle’s expansion. Supporters say the Georgia project is part of a nuclear revival.

What Vogtle's stumbling finish means for U.S. nuclear energy - Vimarsana News

What Vogtle's stumbling finish means for U.S. nuclear energy

Critics blast the ever-extending timeline and bloated budget of Plant Vogtle’s expansion. Supporters say the Georgia project is part of a nuclear revival.

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Nuclear waste is a problem of politics, not science - Vimarsana News

Nuclear waste is a problem of politics, not science

Nuclear waste has long been a top concern for Americans who, thanks primarily to The Simpsons, think the waste is a bright green liquid that is impossible to contain. In an enticing turn of events last month, nuclear advocate Madison Hilly made headlines by posing near nuclear waste while pregnant — demonstrating it is “safe enough to hug.”

Pregnant Woman Poses With 'Nuclear Waste' To Prove Point About Radiation - Vimarsana News

Pregnant Woman Poses With 'Nuclear Waste' To Prove Point About Radiation

Madison Hilly told Newsweek that Americans need to "get over our collective hang-up on [nuclear] waste."

Illinois' power struggle: Environmental advocates split on legislation to lift nuclear ban - Vimarsana News

Illinois' power struggle: Environmental advocates split on legislation to lift nuclear ban

Legislation that would lift a 30-year moratorium on building new nuclear sites is awaiting action in the House, and though it's strongly supported by some climate advocates, others say the risks of nuclear power outweigh its carbon-free emissions.