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- Russia to boost nuclear fuel output. // Professional Engineering;09/17/97, Vol. 10 Issue 17, p5
Focuses on Russia's plan to become the world's biggest and cheapest producer of nuclear power station fuel following the installation of advanced uranium enrichment plant. Installation of seventh generation of gas centrifuges; Development of old nuclear bomb tests sites as long-term stores for...
- Bomb potential for South America. Albright, D. // Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;May1989, Vol. 45 Issue 4, p16
Report that Argentina and Brazil could soon develop the capability to produce nuclear explosive materials free of international restrictions. Once this happens, technological momentum and political pressure may lead them to produce highly enriched uranium and eventually nuclear weapons. INSET:...
- EUROPE'S LEAKY BORDERS. Muller, Harald // Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;Jun1993, Vol. 49 Issue 5, p27
Says the Western European nuclear export record is dismal. Countries profiting from European technology include Israel, Pakistan, India, South Africa, Brazil, Argentina, Iraq and North Korea; Argument for full-scope safeguards; Reaction to a series of reforms in German export law; German...
- Plugging the nuclear pipeline. Rothstein, Linda // Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;Nov1993, Vol. 49 Issue 9, p4
Announces that Germany's Leybold, a firm that took a public relations drubbing as a supplier to the Iraqi nuclear program, has done an about face on nuclear-related exports and has established a set of new rules governing sales of `dual use' equipment. Leybold's new policies are so stringent...
- Is Dick Durbin about to nuke Illinois voters? Merrion, Paul // Crain's Chicago Business;06/09/97, Vol. 20 Issue 23, p11
Opinion. Looks at the issues of the nuclear industry in the United States. Opposition of temporary nuclear storage sites by Senator Richard Durbin; Similar bill co-sponsored in 1996; Information on the 1997 bill passed by Senate; Reference to a temporary nuclear site in Nevada.
- A new nuclear scam-""safe nukes" Franklin, Karen // Environmental Action;Nov/Dec1989, Vol. 21 Issue 3, p14
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- Section 8. Nuclear energy. // Monthly Energy Review;Apr97, p103
Provides charts about nuclear energy in the United States. Nuclear power plant operations; Operable units; Nuclear electricity net generation; Nuclear portion of domestic electricity net generation; Net summer capability of operable units; Nuclear generating units; Capacity factor.
- Section 8. Nuclear energy. // Monthly Energy Review;Aug98, p103
Presents an energy overview regarding the nuclear energy industry. Estimated number of net terawatthours of electricity produced by United States nuclear generating units; Percentage of nuclear power supply; Information on nuclear power plant operations.
- Nuclear power in the 1990s: Ready for the competitive challenge. Colvin, Joe F. // Power;Jun96, Vol. 140 Issue 6, p34
Reports on the competitive challenges facing the nuclear power industry of the United States. Measures undertaken by the industry to improve economic performance; Sustenance of steady improvements in output efficiency; Issue on production costs.
