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Disputes Continue a Year After California OK'd Plan to Keep Last Nuke Plant Running - Vimarsana News

Disputes Continue a Year After California OK'd Plan to Keep Last Nuke Plant Running

Environmentalists argue California has adequate power without the reactors.

Disputes Continue a Year After California OK'd Plan to Keep Last Nuke Plant Running - Vimarsana News

Disputes Continue a Year After California OK'd Plan to Keep Last Nuke Plant Running

Environmentalists argue California has adequate power without the reactors.

Source: mbtmag.com
Does California really need 5 more years of Diablo Canyon's 'reliable energy'? - Vimarsana News

Does California really need 5 more years of Diablo Canyon's 'reliable energy'?

Are Diablo Canyon’s above-market costs during hours when grid reliability is less problematic too high to justify any benefit the plant might yield?

Source: aol.com
Nuclear experts raise new concerns about industry-led policy proposals to separate plutonium in Canada - Vimarsana News

Nuclear experts raise new concerns about industry-led policy proposals to separate plutonium in Canada

Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility Sept. 25 2023  http://www.ccnr.org/Media_Release_final_Sept_25_2023.pdf Twelve internationally recognized nuclear experts have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, expressing new concerns over nuclear weapons proliferation risks associated with a government-funded nuclear reprocessing project in New Brunswick.  The authors cite new information obtained through Access to Information. They quote from recently released…

With 'Save the Hudson' Bill Signed, What's Next for Indian Point? - Vimarsana News

With 'Save the Hudson' Bill Signed, What's Next for Indian Point?

After a months-long campaign by residents and environmentalists, Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation to ban the deactivated nuclear power plant from discharging treated waste into the river nearby. But what happens now with the site's 1 million gallons of radioactive water is uncertain, and advocates are pressing the state to step in further.