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Radioactive returns: Geopolitics and AI fuel a nuclear supercycle
Recent diplomatic reports indicate that Russia is actively marketing and offering nuclear power infrastructure to nations such as Serbia. While this might appear to be standard international trade on ...
When a nuclear disaster empties a landscape of people, nature doesn’t politely wait for instructions. It moves in. After the ...
The Cold War left many inglorious legacies. The Runit dome is a good example. From the outside, it looks almost too ...
Rapid DNA tests, x-ray fluorescence guns, and other technologies are being deployed in the fight against wildlife trafficking ...
A new map offers a new perspective on the city, revealing the steady, ever-present natural radiation emerging from the ground ...
Thank the prestigious journal Nature Communications for helping us to remember that slop needn’t necessarily be AI-generated, plus that peer review is probably worthless. It has graced ...
Oak Ridge is becoming a nuclear energy hub, with companies like TRISO-X, Standard Nuclear, and Radiant Nuclear developing ...
VLADIMIR Putin could trigger the “worst disaster in Europe ever” at an occupied nuclear plant in Ukraine where “a million ...
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US particle accelerators turn nuclear waste into electricity, cut radioactive life by 99.7%
Researchers at the DOE’s Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility are advancing two high-stakes projects ...
Nuclear energy is now championed by liberal Democrats and environmentalists, who led anti-nuclear protests and rallies across ...
Iraqi authorities begin radiation cleanup operations at Al-Tobji Bridge in Baghdad under strict safety supervision.
An autopsy report on Japanese man Hisashi Ouchi, who received a fatal radiation dose from 1999 Tokaimura nuclear accident, revealed he had one intact organ.
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