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This Map Shows Where Nuclear Reactors Are Being Built and Where They Are Shutting Down
CNBC has created an interactive map to show where nuclear power plants already exist, where they are shutting down, and where they are being built.
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How the War in Ukraine and Climate Change Are Shaping the Nuclear Industry
Russia and China have dominated nuclear power for decades, but the United States may have an opening due to the recent Ukraine war and new nuclear technology.
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WATCH: UN Security Council Reacts to Russia's Attack on Nuclear Power Plant
The United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting on Friday after Russian shells struck a Ukrainian nuclear power plant.
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Fire Breaks Out After Russia Attacks Nuclear Plant
The fire was put out, and there were no victims, according to Ukraine’s state emergency service.
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UN Watchdog Warns Russia Bombardment Endangers Ukraine's Nuclear Security, Calls for Restraint
It comes as Russia’s war with Ukraine enters its seventh day, with fighting raging across the country.
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Ukraine Says Radiation Levels Around Chernobyl Are Rising After Russia Attack
The State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate said Friday that higher gamma radiation levels have been detected in the Chernobyl zone
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Ukraine Nuclear Agency Reports Rise in Chornobyl Radiation Levels After Russian Troops Seize Control
An explosion and fire at the Chornobyl power plant on April 26, 1986, led to the world’s worst nuclear disaster.
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Why the U.S. Government Plans to Spend Billions to Keep Money-Losing Nuclear Plants Open
The U.S. government is spending billions of dollars to prop up some money-losing nuclear plants, which it needs to stay open to meet its clean energy goals.
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European Nuclear Fusion Experiment Announces ‘Record-Breaking' Results
Fusion is described as “the process that takes place in the heart of stars and provides the power that drives the universe.”
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Feds Deny Oklo's Application to Build an Advanced Nuclear Reactor in Idaho
Oklo’s application was denied due to “significant information gaps” around “potential accidents as well as its classification of safety systems and components.”
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EU Provokes Fierce Backlash on Plans to Label Nuclear and Gas as ‘Green' Investments
The European Union has prompted a furious backlash over plans to label nuclear and gas as “green” investments.
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The Feds Have Collected More Than $44 Billion for a Permanent Nuclear Waste Dump — Here's Why We Still Don't Have One
Climate change is renewing interest in nuclear energy, which does not emit climate-warming carbon dioxide. But what will we do with the waste?
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It Remains to Be Seen If China Is Really on Iran's Side at the Nuclear Talks, Researcher Says
Indirect talks between Iran and the U.S. kicked off on Monday, as the two countries look to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Why California Should Reconsider Shutting Down Its Last Nuclear Plant, Scientists Say
Scientists from MIT and Stanford came together to show how Diablo Canyon can be retrofitted to add revenue streams.
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Iran Will Return to Nuclear Talks After Months of Stalled Negotiations, State Department Says
Nuclear deal talks with Iran will resume at the end of this month, the State Department said.
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Iran Has Agreed to Return to Nuclear Talks — But Don't Expect a Deal Anytime Soon, Experts Say
The announcement came amid tensions between Iran and the West as Tehran ramps up nuclear activity in breach of the 2015 deal’s parameters.
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UN Watchdog Warns of Damaged Ability to Monitor Iran's Nuclear Activity
The IAEA’s monitoring agreement with Iran is seen as vital to propping up the beleaguered 2015 Iranian nuclear deal.
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Why California Is Shutting Down Its Last Nuclear Plant
California is closing Diablo Canyon, which is a source of clean power, as it faces an energy emergency and a mandate to eliminate carbon emissions. Why?
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Fusion Gets Closer With Successful Test of New Kind of Magnet at MIT Start-Up Backed by Bill Gates
If fusion can be achieved on earth and commercialized, it will provide a nearly unlimited source of clean energy without producing the waste of nuclear fission.
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A National Lab Just Achieved a ‘Wright Brothers Moment' in Nuclear Fusion
The results make “a significant step toward ignition,” the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced on Tuesday.