Reuters
Iran has enough uranium for five bombs: expert
VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has significantly stepped up its output of low-enriched uranium and total production in the last five years would be enough for at least five nuclear weapons if refined much further, a U.S. security institute said.
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AP
Iran: Enriched uranium traces a 'technical issue'
TEHRAN,Iran (AP) -- A top Iranian nuclear negotiator said traces of enriched uranium discovered at an underground bunker came from a "routine technical issue," the country's official IRNA news agency reported on Saturday....
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Mail & Guardian
Iran's uranium enough to produce five nuclear weapons
A UN report has found that the total production, for the last five years, of low-enriched uranium would be enough for at least five nuclear weapons.
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perez hilton
River Phoenix Returns From The Grave In Haunting Film
Has it really been 20 years??
The film River Phoenix was three weeks away from completing when he overdosed and died outside of The Viper Room will soon see the light of day.
Dark Blood features Joaquin Phoenix's older brother as an unstable widower who lives near a nuclear testing site. The character is obsessed with carving [...]
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Times LIVE
Horror film about Chernobyl draws protests
Horror film ‘Chernobyl Diaries’ with its ghostly tale of terror near the infamous, abandoned nuclear plant has theatres this weekend after drawing protests from some who view it as sensationalising a disaster that had tragic human consequences.
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Daily Mail
Amazing never-before-seen pictures show aftermath of nuclear test in specially built ghost town just like in Indiana Jones
These extraordinary pictures, most of which have never been seen before, show one of the many towns made and destroyed by the U.S. military in the Nevada desert as part of ongoing nuclear tests during the Cold War.
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FOX
Iran Amps Up Nuke Supply?
The UN atomic agency reports inspectors have located radioactive traces at an Iranian bunker, which suggests the country could closer to reaching the uranium threshold needed to arm nuclear missiles.Fiat Halts Sales to Iran Amid International PressureVIDEO: Suspicion Grows After New UN Report on Iran
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New York Times
Editorial: Nuclear Power After Fukushima
A strong advocate for public safety is departing the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Dr. Allison Macfarlane, nominated to now lead the N.R.C., will have to keep up the fight.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
The undeclared war on Iran's nuclear program
Suspicion falls on Israel for assassination campaign against leading scientists
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: Iran’s hard bargain
IN RECENT weeks the Obama administration has radiated optimism about the possibility of a deal with Iran on its nuclear program. The latest round of talks in Baghdad this week should lower those expectations. Tehran’s negotiators rejected a package offered by the United States and its five partners covering proposed confidence-building measures, and it demanded recognition of an Iranian “right”...
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Huffington Post
Raghida Dergham: Arab Concern Over the West's Infatuation With Iran
Talk of the "Grand Bargain" is once again finding its way to theories on the relationship between the United States and Iran, in light of...
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ElPais
El enredo por Enresa bloquea el ATC y alarma al sector
Cospedal logra que la SEPi demore otra vez el relevo en la presidencia de la empresa pública
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Huffington Post
Nuclear Regulatory Commission: License Renewed For Entergy Corp's Pilgrim Reactor
May 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) said Friday it approved a new 20-year operating license for Entergy Corp's Pilgrim reactor in Massachusetts. Three of the five commissioners voted in favor of the new license for the 40-year old reactor, with one -- Chairman Gregory Jaczko -- opposed. The other commissioner did not vote.Read More...More on Ener...
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The Jerusalem Post
IAEA: Iran boosting sensitive nuclear capacity
Quarterly report released by UN nuclear watchdog says Iran has installed hundreds of enrichment machines at underground site; claims traces of uranium particles enriched up to 27%.
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Washington Post
U.N. report: Iran gaining ground with controversial uranium plant
Iran is expanding the capacity of its controversial underground nuclear facility, a U.N. report said Friday, as its leaders move to increase production of a more purified form of enriched uranium in defiance of Western demands for a freeze.
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The Nation
PAEC for educating people about cancer
GUJRANWALA – The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission is providing credible treatment to cancer patients and its diagnostic centres are not only treating the affected persons but also creating awareness about the disease and for its early diagnosing, said PAEC Director Medical Sciences Islamabad Dr Fiaz Ahmad.
He was addressing a clinical workshop held at Gujranwala Institute of Nuclear ...
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FT
Iran talks end in harsh lesson for west
Diplomats fail to make progress after two days of anguished talks between Iran and world powers over Tehran’s nuclear programme
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WSJ
Japan Nuclear Operator Examines Risky Unit
The operator of Japan's stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear-power plant said it took extra steps this week to check the soundness of one of its riskiest reactor buildings.
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Al Jazhera
IAEA finds higher enrichment at Iran bunker
Traces of nuclear material could indicate drive to produce weapons, as diplomats give details of report to be released.
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CNN
Inspection at Iran nuclear facility finds higher-level traces of uranium, U.N. says
Inspectors found uranium in Iran enriched up to 27%, a level that's higher than previous ones, a U.N. nuclear watchdog agency report said Friday.
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Telegraph
UN finds evidence of 27 per cent uranium enrichment in Iran
Iran has enriched uranium closer to the level required to arm nuclear missiles, according to evidence discovered at an underground facility by the UN's atomic agency.
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siliconindia
5 Deadly Weapons Prohibited in War
Wars are known to have dreadful effects to the society, causing death and injury to very large numbers of people. According to the international laws of war nuclear weapons,
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Gizmodo
The Bow Size of the Navy's New Nuclear Supercarrier Defies Belief [Image Cache]
This is something you can't usually see: the bow of an American nuclear aircraft supercarrier, the new Gerald R. Ford—the lead ship of a new class that will start replacing the Nimitz-class in 2015. More »
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Slashdot
Fire May Leave US Nuclear Sub Damaged Beyond Repair
Hugh Pickens writes "AP reports that a fire that swept through a nuclear-powered submarine in dry dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard has caused such extensive damage to its forward compartments that the 22-year-old Los Angeles-class attack submarine might have to be scrapped. 'These submarines were designed decades ago. So they're no longer state of the art,' says analyst Loren Thompson. 'If thi...
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BBC
Iran enrichment 'at higher level'
Monitors from the UN's nuclear watchdog have found traces of uranium enriched at more than 20% at Iran's Fordo nuclear site, sources say.
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Times of India
IAEA finds higher enrichment at Iranian site
The UN nuclear has found traces of uranium enriched at an Iranian site to a level that is slightly closer to the threshold needed to arm nuclear missiles.
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USA Today
'Chernobyl Diaries': Skip the trip to toxic wasteland
The Chernobyl nuclear reactor is a disastrous destination for moviegoers.
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Reuters
IAEA finds higher-grade uranium trace in Iran: sources
VIENNA (Reuters) - U.N. nuclear inspectors have found uranium traces in an Iranian underground site refined to a somewhat higher level than the enrichment work normally done there, but still well below the weapons-grade threshold, diplomatic sources said on Friday.
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Scientific American
Alaskan Crews Gear Up to Tackle Japan Tsunami Debris
By Yereth RosenANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Cleanup workers will soon attack a jumble of debris from Japan's 2011 tsunami that litters an Alaskan island, as residents in the state gear up to scour their shores for everything from buoys to building material that has floated across the Pacific.The cleansing project slated to start on Friday on Montague Island is expected to last a couple weeks, ...
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Los Angeles Times
Yucca Mountain critic picked to head nuclear panel |
New York Times
Nuclear Inspectors Find Trace Amounts of Highly Enriched Uranium in Iran
A diplomat in Vienna said that nuclear inspectors had found trace amounts of uranium enriched beyond previously reported levels but cautioned that the spike could be accidental.
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Pravda
G5 +1, divided on the Iranian nuclear issue
There are discrepancies between the U.S., the UK, France, Germany, Russia and China, members of the Group 5 +1 (G5 +1) - to respond to the proposal made by Iran in talks that have started Wednesday morning in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital
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Nikkei
Hosono Raps Panel For Seemingly Acting In Favor Of Nuclear Industry |
UN
Secretary-General welcomes further talks on Irans nuclear capabilities
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomes the recently concluded talks between Iran and the E3+3 grouping - made up of the United Kingdom, the United States, US, China, France, Germany and Russia - his spokesperson said today.
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New York Times
Radioactive Release at Fukushima Plant Was Underestimated
The amount of radioactive materials released in the first days of the Fukushima nuclear disaster was almost two and a half times the initial estimate.
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New York Times
Allison Macfarlane Named to Head Nuclear Agency
President Obama on Thursday nominated Allison M. Macfarlane, a professor at George Mason University, to serve as chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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BBC
'No savings' in nuclear rail plan
Moving nuclear material from Dounreay to Sellafield will not result in a "meaningful saving" that can be spent on communities, local authorities are told.
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BoingBoing
Nevada Ghosts: photos from an early A-bomb test
Ben Cosgrove of Life says: As the prospect of nuclear weapons testing by nations like North Korea and Iran once again makes headlines, LIFE.com presents rare and (mostly) unpublished pictures from the Nevada desert by photographer Loomis Dean shortly after a 1955 atomic bomb test. These are not "political" pictures. They are, instead, eerily beautiful, [...]
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AP
Obama taps Yucca Mtn critic to lead nuclear agency
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Moving quickly to stem a controversy, President Barack Obama on Thursday nominated an expert on nuclear waste to lead the federal agency that regulates the nation's nuclear power plants....
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Washington Post
Obama nominates George Mason professor Allison M. Macfarlane as NRC chairman
President Obama on Thursday nominated Allison M. Macfarlane, a professor of environmental science and policy at George Mason University, to be the next chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Macfarlane, a geologist by training, served as a member of the White House Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future, which examined nuclear waste disposal.
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BBC
Iran nuclear talks: Stand-off continues
Talks on Iran's nuclear programme seem to show wide divisions
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WSJ
Obama Taps New Top Nuclear Regulator
President Barack Obama on Thursday moved quickly to fill the post of the nation's top nuclear regulator, nominating an academic who specializes in nuclear waste.
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DailyTech
Samsung and Apple Abandon Talks, Commit to Total "Nuclear" War
Steve Jobs gets his final wish, companies appear ready to fight to the death in court
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National Post
Iran has ‘absolute right’ to uranium enrichment; Jalili
Iran has the “absolute right” to uranium enrichment, Tehran’s chief negotiator at talks in Baghdad with world powers, Saeed Jalili, said on Thursday.
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politico
Obama asks geography bee question
President Obama surprised contestants at the 2012 National Geographic Bee by asking them a question on the location of a recent nuclear summit.
"Before I give you my answer, I want to congratulate all the students who are participating in this competition," Obama said in a video appearance to the ten student competitors before asking the question. "The study of geography is about more than jus...
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The Guardian
Iran nuclear programme talks salvaged from collapse
Last-ditch agreement reached in Baghdad to make another attempt at a compromise deal in Moscow next monthInternational talks over Iran's nuclear programme were salvaged from collapse in Baghdad with a last-ditch agreement to make another attempt at a compromise deal in Moscow next month.After two days of intense talks in the Iraqi capital, Catherine Ashton, the EU foreign policy chief said: "It...
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el universal
Radiación de Fukushima fue más alta de lo anunciado
Técnicos han calculado que la planta liberó unos 900 mil terabecquereles de yodo-131 y cesio-137 desde el inicio de la crisis nuclear, el 12 de marzo de 2011, hasta el 31 de marzo de 2011, hasta un 80% más de lo reportado por las autoridades
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Foreign Policy
Are We Focusing on the Wrong Nuclear Threat? - By Victor Asal and Bryan Early
Americans are wringing their hands about the grave threat that a nuclear Iran would pose to the United States. But the numbers tell a different story.
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BnAmericas
Energía Eléctrica - Brasil - Eletrobras se reúne con europeos para analizar expansión nuclear
El holding eléctrico brasileño Eletrobras (NYSE: EBR) se reunirá la próxima semana con importantes actores europeos para analizar la expansión del programa de generación nuclear de Brasil.
Se progr...
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Irish Times
Dispute over sanctions at Iran talks
Iran accused world powers today of creating "a difficult atmosphere" that had hindered talks on its atomic energy program, signalling a snag in diplomatic efforts to defuse fears of a covert Iranian effort to develop nuclear bombs bomb.
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Times LIVE
More than radiation at Fukushima
Last year's Fukushima nuclear disaster has not led to any deaths or illnesses from radiation so far, but has caused social and psychological problems, UN radiation experts say in Vienna.
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Reuters
Fukushima radiation higher than first estimated
TOKYO (Reuters) - The radiation released in the first days of the Fukushima nuclear disaster was almost 2-1/2 times the amount first estimated by Japanese safety regulators, the operator of the crippled plant said in a report released on Thursday.
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Foreign Policy
Progress slowed in second day of Baghdad talks with Iran
Progress
has slowed during talks in Baghdad between six world powers and Iran over the
country's nuclear development program. On Thursday, Iran's lead negotiator, Saeed Jalili,
met with Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign affairs chief, but Iran rejected the offer. Iranian media stated that Ashton did not
have anything new to offer in her proposals. The package was
criticized by Ir...
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BnAmericas
Electric Power - Brazil - Eletrobras in European talks to discuss nuclear expansion
Federal power holding company Eletrobras (NYSE: EBR) will next week meet with key European stakeholders to discuss an expansion of Brazil's nuclear generation program.
Among the appointments are ta...
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National Post
Fire on nuclear submarine in U.S. shipyard injures 7, including 5 firefighters
The sub’s reactor, isolated in another part of the sub, had been shut down for a few months at the time and was unaffected and 'remains in a safe and stable condition'
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NEWS.au.com
Seven injured in blaze on nuclear sub
SEVEN people were injured after a fire broke out on a nuclear-powered submarine at a US Navy shipyard in Maine.
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Daily Mail
Catastrophic nuclear reactor meltdowns like Chernobyl or Fukushima could happen every ten to 20 years, scientists warn
A study by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany, shows Western Europe has the highest worldwide risk of radioactive contamination from future meltdowns.
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New York Times
Iran Nuclear Talks Are Extended Into Second Day
Iran appeared to balk at a proposal by six world powers to curb its nuclear program but agreed to keep talking.
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Irish Times
Iran talks enter second day
Talks between Iran and world powers to defuse a dispute about Iran's nuclear goals go into a second day today with Washington cautiously hopeful of progress towards an agreed framework for addressing concerns that Tehran wants to build an atom bomb.
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Hoy
La fuga en Fukushima no tuvo consecuencias para la salud de los trabajadores
El Comité Científico de Naciones Unidas para los Efectos de la Radiación Atómica (UNSCEAR, por sus siglas en inglés) ha determinado que el accidente en la central nuclear de Fukushima-1, ubicada en el este de Japón, no ha tenido consecuencias en la salud de sus trabajadores, a pesar de que estuvieron expuestos a la radiación.
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USA Today
Submarine catches fire at Maine shipyard
Maine firefighters are battling a blaze aboard the nuclear submarine USS Miami at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Two firefighters were hurt.
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Irish Times
Nuclear talks stall as Iran demands end to sanctions
THE US and other world powers yesterday pressed Iran to accept a series of immediate restrictions on its nuclear programme, hoping that concessions by Tehran would help defuse western fears that it aims to build an atomic bomb.
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Hoy
Irán y el Grupo del 5+1 se dan otra oportunidad tras un día de desencuentros
Los enviados de Irán y del Grupo del 5+1 (Estados Unidos, Reino Unido, Francia, Rusia, China y Alemania) tienen una segunda oportunidad para intentar desbloquear el contencioso nuclear en el encuentro de Bagdad. Tras una reunión de apenas tres horas solo trascendió que ambas partes presentaron sus respectivos planes y que, una vez más, no parece que haya entendimiento.
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Science Daily
Fukushima's radiation effects: World experts to assess impacts from Japanese power plant
World experts on the effects of atomic radiation have agreed to start an assessment of the radiological impact of the events at the TEPCO (Fukushima-Daiichi) nuclear power plant following the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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circleID
Eugene Kaspersky: World Needs International Agreements On Cyber-Weapons
Eugene Kaspersky has warned global leaders that the world needs international agreements about cyber-weapons in the same way as it needs agreements about nuclear or biological weaponry. The chairman and chief executive officer of Kaspersky Lab, warned delegates at CeBIT Australia that cyber-warfare and terrorism was the number one internet threat facing the world today. He said the Stuxnet indu...
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physorg
Scientists take a giant step forward in understanding plutonium
Plutonium is the most complex element in the periodic table, yet it is also one of the most poorly understood ones. But now a well-known scientific technique, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, may turn out to be the perfect tool for uncovering some of plutoniums mysteries.
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USA Today
Iran, world powers trade proposals in nuclear talks
Divisions over sanctions complicated the discussions in Baghdad.
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AP
UN says most Fukushima radiation doses below norms
GENEVA (AP) -- A year after Japan's nuclear accident at Fukushima, the World Health Organization says several areas near the plant had radiation above cancer-causing levels but most of the nation did not....
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AP
Oil falls below $91 as Iran allows nuclear probe
Oil fell to a seven-month low below $91 a barrel Wednesday after Iran agreed to allow the U.N. nuclear agency to restart an investigation into the country's nuclear program....
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Daily Mail
Families' electricity bills to rise by up to £200 to ensure firms profit on their nuclear reactors and wind farms
Details emerged yesterday as the Government unveiled a revolution in the way the nation produces its electricity.
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China Daily
Chance to step back from the brink
Though rounds of talks have achieved no concrete progress in finding a solution to the Iranian nuclear issue, the most recent talks in Istanbul seem to have defused the tensions to some extent.
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Los Angeles Times
The least bad option on Iran
An interim nuclear deal could buy time, which is the essential point.It is a bad outcome — but it is the least bad of the available options.
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Telegraph
Japanese trade deficit widens on oil an gas imports
Japan's trade deficit for April widened from a year earlier as oil and gas imports surged after the nuclear crisis, the government said.
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Times of India
Oil falls to near $91 as Iran allows nuclear probe
Oil fell to a seven-month low near $91 a barrel Wednesday in Asia after Iran agreed to allow the U.N. nuclear agency to restart an investigation into the country’s nuclear program.
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Nature
Nuclear physics: Fingerprint of nuclear fuel
Plutonium-239 is used in nuclear weapons, but it has been difficult to detect in the lab. Researchers in New Mexico have now succeeded in measuring the isotope's nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) signal.Interactions within plutonium atoms have frustrated attempts over the past 50 years to
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BBC
VIDEO: How do we stop lights going out?
Consumers could see an extra £105 per year on their bills by 2030, to help pay for a new generation of nuclear power stations and wind farms.
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Daily Mail
After years of indecision and a drain of expertise, how Britain's nuclear future (and YOUR money) could end up in the hands of the Chinese
ALEX BRUMMER says the idea that £110 billion of new investment in the country’s future energy needs can be found without a government subsidy, as ministers claim, is disgraceful piece of government dissembling.
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Telegraph
Adrian Beecroft: Nick Clegg's threats to go nuclear are hollow
After months of being vilified for what he saw as common-sense proposals to get Britain working, Adrian Beecroft sets the record straight
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Telegraph
Households to pay around £100 more a year for electricity by 2030
Households will have to pay around £100 a year more for their electricity bills under plans to build nuclear power stations and wind farms over the next 20 years, the Energy Secretary has admitted.
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Mail & Guardian
Iran, UN to sign nuclear deal 'quite soon'
The UN's nuclear agency chief says Iran has agreed to restart the IAEA's probe into suspicions it has secretly worked on developing nuclear arms.
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TMZ
'Chernobyl Diaries' Producer -- OTHER Victim Support Group LOVES US!
The producer of "Chernobyl Diaries" is firing back at claims that his movie is exploiting the 400,000 victims of the nuclear disaster, telling TMZ another support group actually praised him for his efforts. Oren Peli -- who also directed "Paranormal…
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Technology Review
Can Japan Thrive without Nuclear Power?
After shutting down its last reactor, Japan is now even more heavily dependent on imported oil, gas, and coal.
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Reuters
Amid criticism, nuclear chief Jaczko resigns
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Gregory Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said on Monday that he would resign, following a year of intense criticism over his abrasive management style.
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AP
Senate toughens Iran penalties over nuke program
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Intent on weakening Iran economically, the Senate on Monday approved tough new penalties on the Tehran regime to thwart its nuclear ambitions....
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Washington Post
Gregory Jaczko, Nuclear Regulatory Commission chief’s departure tied to diminishing congressional support
Embattled Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Gregory B. Jaczko announced Monday he’s stepping down after three rocky years at the helm of the nation’s nuclear safety agency.
As colleague Steve Mufson and I write Monday, his resignation “signals that he had lost the support of his former boss, Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.), a fierce opponent of efforts to store nuclear waste...
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USA Today
Head of U.S. nuclear safety agency to step down
Decision comes after fellow commissioners publicly rebuked Jaczko and accused him of acting like a bully.
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China Daily
Talk only way to solve Iran issue: China
China reiterated dialogue as the only correct way to solve Iran's disputed nuclear issue.
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New York Times
Gregory Jaczko to Resign as N.R.C. Chairman After Stormy Tenure
Gregory B. Jaczko, who battled colleagues and Congress as chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, will step down as soon as a successor is confirmed.
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BBC
US warns N Korea on nuclear test
The US warns North Korea that any nuclear test would be "a serious miscalculation".
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Wired
5 Nuclear Sites That Could Launch War With Iran
This week, the U.S. and its allies will sit down with some of their arch-nemeses: the Iranians. Big, unresolved questions persist about Iran's nuclear program, which Iran swears exists just to produce peaceful nuclear energy. In particular, those questions primarily concern five installations that concern the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the world's nuclear watchdog. And unless yo...
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Fortune
How Iran could double its oil output
As Iran continues to grapple with the West over its nuclear ambitions, experts say the nation could double its already sizable oil output if sanctions were lifted to allow foreign investment into its oil industry.
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Times of India
UN atom chief hopeful on Iran deal before Baghdad meet
The U.N. nuclear supervisor arrived in Tehran early on Monday voicing optimism he could reach a deal to investigate suspected atom bomb research - a possible breakthrough that Iran may hope could help ease Western sanctions pressure and deflect threats of war.
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White House
Fact Sheet: Chicago Summit – NATO Capabilities
NATO remains an essential transatlantic link and force multiplier for the United States, our Allies, and partners. The Chicago Summit provides us a new opportunity to reaffirm and refine the vision that binds Allies together and sets us on a course to maintain and develop the capabilities NATO needs to remain an essential source of global stability.
At the 2010 Lisbon Summit, NATO leaders ...
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Los Angeles Times
Motorcyclist killed in collision with auto in Chatsworth
A Simi Valley motorcyclist died early this morning when he rear-ended a Jeep Wrangler on Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Chatsworth.
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China Daily
China's nuclear industry reeling
Japan's nuclear emergency has left a mark on Chinese nuclear industry, which have since seen billions of yuan worth of orders postponed.
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New York Times
Candid Comments Shake Russian Stock Market
A comment by Russia's prime minister that discussed nuclear war more candidly than typical for politicians accelerated a stock market sell-off in Russia.
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USA Today
House preserves 'backdoor earmark' for Ohio nuclear facility
USEC is fighting for federal support for its American Centrifuge Project.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
The risks of dumping nuclear are great
THE eco-warriors' alarmism post-Fukushima is a dangerous step back into the dark ages.
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BBC
Man jailed for spying in Russia
A Russian court jails an employee of a defence plant in the Urals for spying, in a case said to involve submarine-based nuclear missiles.
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Times of India
British MPs write to PM Manmohan Singh against Kudankulam nuke plant
A few British lawmakers have written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalitha protesting against the nuclear power plant at Kudankulam in a tsunami-prone area of Tamil Nadu.
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ElPais
Putin, el ausente presente en las cumbres del G-8 y la OTAN
Es absolutamente necesario un buen entendimiento entre Rusia y Estados Unidos que abra la posibilidad de un rompedor acuerdo de desarme nuclear en 2013
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Salon
TV’s coming attractions
The fall brings shows from Dane Cook, Matthew Perry and Kevin Bacon. Is there anything new to look forward to?
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Times of India
Plans to strike Iran 'ready', says US Israel envoy
US plans for a possible military strike on Iran are ready and the option is "fully available", the US ambassador to Israel said, days before Tehran resumes talks with world powers which suspect it of seeking to develop nuclear arms.
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Daily Mail
Have scientists finally found the meteorite which set off the 1908 Tunguska explosion
At 7.17am on June 30, 1908, an explosion like a nuclear blast erupted in the forests of Siberia - and until now, scientists have offered no conclusive explanation for the event.
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Mail & Guardian
To Nuke or frack?
The minister of energy has backed fracking for gas in the Karoo, but what could this mean for South Africa's nuclear ambitions?
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Barrons
Entergy Set for a Recharge
The utility stock has solid upside despite its exposure to two controversial nuclear plants. A 5.1% dividend yield doesn't hurt.
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AP
Some attack plans bolstered, others eased at nukes
The U.S. government has adopted the first set of comprehensive changes in the emergency planning program for communities near nuclear power plants since its creation after the Three Mile Island accident in 1979....
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Hindustan Times
Cannot close option of nuclear power: PM
Strongly favouring nuclear power, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said there would be no compromise on safety of atomic plants and it would be harmful to close the additional source of energy.
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The Jerusalem Post
Hollande starts 5 years at the helm of France
Sarkozy hands over France's nuclear codes and other secret dossiers to first Socialist Party president in 17 years.
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Reuters
Obama issues veto threat against House defense bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama threatened on Tuesday to veto a defense policy bill in the House of Representatives that would authorize higher Pentagon spending and tie his hands on national security issues from nuclear arms reductions to handling war detainees.
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The Nation
‘US should help Pakistan end ISI-Haqqani network ties’
WASHINGTON - The United States should help Pakistan cut ISI’s alleged ties to the Haqqani network that targets American troops in Afghanistan, and to move towards a better democracy and a lessening of corruption, Senator John McCain has said. “Pakistan is vital to United States national security interests for a broad variety of reasons, including the nuclear inventory that ...
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The Nation
‘US should help Pakistan end ISI-Haqqani network ties’
WASHINGTON - The United States should help Pakistan cut ISI’s alleged ties to the Haqqani network that targets American troops in Afghanistan, and to move towards a better democracy and a lessening of corruption, Senator John McCain has said. “Pakistan is vital to United States national security interests for a broad variety of reasons, including the nuclear inventory that ...
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The Nation
‘US should help Pakistan end ISI-Haqqani network ties’
WASHINGTON - The United States should help Pakistan cut ISI’s alleged ties to the Haqqani network that targets American troops in Afghanistan, and to move towards a better democracy and a lessening of corruption, Senator John McCain has said. “Pakistan is vital to United States national security interests for a broad variety of reasons, including the nuclear inventory that ...
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The Jerusalem Post
Iran hangs 'Mossad agent' for killing scientist
Majid Jamali Fashi executed after allegedly confessing to murder of nuclear scientist in 2010.
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Hindustan Times
India to cut Iran oil buys by 11%
India said on Tuesday it would cut purchases of Iranian oil by 11% following pressure from the United States to join a drive to isolate the Islamic republic over its disputed nuclear programme.
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Reuters
UPDATE 2-Cameco to buy nuclear fuel broker Nukem Energy
* Cameco to pay $136 million, take on Nukem's debt load
* Miner gains access to new uranium sources
* Cameco shares close down 2 percent at C$21.14 on TSX
TORONTO, May 14 (Reuters) -...
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Technology Review
Antimatter Propulsion Engine Redesigned Using CERN's Particle Physics Simulation Toolkit
Latest simulation shows that the magnetic nozzles required for antimatter propulsion could be vastly more efficient than previously thought--and built with today's technologies
Smash a lump of matter into antimatter and it will release a thousand times more energy than the same mass of fuel in a nuclear fission reactor and some 2 billion times more than burning the equivalent in hydrocarbons.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Cameco to acquire German nuclear fuel company Nukem for $136-million
Canadian uranium producer seeks to strengthen its market position with acquisition
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WSJ
Going Nuclear on China's Slowdown
Beijing is responding to fading growth by opening the lending flood gates. The problem is businesses do not want to borrow.
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Hoy
La OCDE no concibe Europa sin nucleares
La Agencia de la Energía Nuclear de la OCDE no concibe Europa sin centrales nucleares y recomienda a Japón reactivar sus plantas, ya que el apagón nuclear le pondría en serias dificultades para cubrir su demanda de energía. Así lo explicó el director general de este organismo, Luis Echávarri.
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FT
US ahead of Europe on energy policy
Jean-Pierre Clamadieu accuses Germany, France and Belgium of acting in isolation on nuclear and gas policy
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The Lancet
[Seminar] Mitochondrial diseases
Mitochondria have a crucial role in cellular bioenergetics and apoptosis, and thus are important to support cell function and in determination of cell death pathways. Inherited mitochondrial diseases can be caused by mutations of mitochondrial DNA or of nuclear genes that encode mitochondrial proteins. Although many mitochondrial disorders are multisystemic, some are tissue specific—eg, optic n...
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Wired
Physicists Succeed in Making ‘Impossible’ Gamma-Ray Lens
Physicists have created a new gamma-ray lens and they believe it will open up a new field of gamma-ray optics for medical imaging, detecting illicit nuclear material, and getting rid of nuclear waste
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Scientific American
How to Rid the World of the “Element from Hell”
The vast majority of the radioactive plutonium on the planet is man-made—roughly 500 metric tons, or enough to make 100,000 nuclear weapons by the calculations of the International Panel on Fissile Materials. Much of it is the legacy of the nuclear arms race between the U.S. and Russia in the latter decades of the 20th [...]
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New York Times
Japan to Nationalize Fukushima Utility
A 10-year, $12.6 billion bailout plan for Tokyo Electric Power, operator of the nuclear plant damaged in the 2011 tsunami, includes replacing top executives and board members.
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Reuters
Japan to take control of Tepco after Fukushima crisis
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Trade Minister Yukio Edano approved on Wednesday a business turnaround plan for Tokyo Electric Power Co , the owner of the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, paving the way for the utility to be nationalized in return for a 1 trillion yen ($12.5 billion) bailout.
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National Geographic
Global Nuclear Retreat? Armenia, Others Aim to Keep Plants Alive
Armenia extends the life of its Soviet-style nuclear plant, despite seismic concerns. It's one of a slew of decisions nations face on old reactors.
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BBC
VIDEO: Clinton pushes India on Iran oil
Hillary Clinton urges India to cut imports of Iranian oil as part of sanctions designed to force Tehran to curb development of its nuclear programme.
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American Scientist
Tomari Shutdown Leaves Japan Without Nuclear Power
Japan is switching off its last working nuclear reactor, as part of the safety drive since the March 2011 tsunami triggered a meltdown at the Fukushima plant.
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Times LIVE
Japan to switch off last nuclear reactor
The last working reactor in Japan is to be switched off, leaving the country without nuclear power just over a year after the world's worst atomic accident in a quarter of a century.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Last of Japan's 50 reactors goes offline
Public suspicious government rushing to promote the nuclear industry at the expense of public safety
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Last of Japan's 50 reactors to go offline
Public suspicious government rushing to promote the nuclear industry at the expense of public safety
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Mashable
From Skateboarding to Door-Kicking: 12 Hilarious Obama GIFs
A GIF made of President Barack Obama making an entrance at the Nuclear Security Summit in South Korea by riding on a skateboard has been making the ro…
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Foreign Policy
The deep strangeness of Israel's national security debate
Buried within James Risen's interesting New York Times front-pager about the easing of Iran tensions is an even more interesting story about the deep weirdness that is going on within Israel's national security establishment on Iran:
At the same time in Israel, the conservative government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been rocked by a series of public comments from c...
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The Nation
US caught between Iran & Israel
With less than a month to the much-anticipated meeting in Baghdad between Iran and the “P5+1” nations, indications are that the two sides are seriously contemplating successful talks that could yield a mutually acceptable breakthrough and pave the way to a gradual resolution of the Iran nuclear crisis.
The “P5+1”, also known as the “Iran Six” - the permanent ...
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WSJ
Tepco Gets Bailout, but Cedes Power
Japan's biggest utility agreed to a ¥1 trillion bailout by the government, in a landmark move that could aid the cleanup of last year's nuclear disaster and help precipitate a shake-up of the power industry.
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science blogs
Just Two Days Until the Largest Celebration of Science & Engineering! [USA Science and Engineering Festival: The Blog]
The 2nd USA Science & Engineering Festival has finally arrived! The Expo will take place this weekend at the Walter E Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. The hours are Saturday from 10-6 and Sunday from 10-4. Evening shows are also scheduled for the weekend including the Stargazing Party with Bill Nye and Featured Author Panel Discussion- Science Stories in Society & School:...
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WSJ
Toshiba entra en etapa de evaluación
Norio Sasaki se ha propuesto sacar adelante a Toshiba Corp. en momentos en que el conglomerado japonés aún tiene que lidiar con las consecuencias de la catástrofe de la planta nuclear de Fukushima Daiichi del año pasado, así como la intensificación de la competencia en el mercado de electrónicos de consumo.
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Bild
Von wegen altes Eisen - Metal-Legende Accept stürmt die Charts
Vor drei Jahren feierten Accept ein umjubeltes Comeback. Jetzt erschien das neue Album „Stalingrad“ – und bewies, dass die alten Männer noch richtig rocken können.Foto: Mark Tucker / Nuclear Blast, picture-alliance / Hanne JordanMehr zum ThemaVater der „Tokio Hotel“-Zwillinge - „Ich habe große Angst um Bill“
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The Jerusalem Post
'Israeli nuclear bomb would deter new Holocaust'
Poll: Majority of Israelis think nuclear weapon deters genocidal attack, while nuclear-armed Iran is existential threat.
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Daily Telegraph
Workers sick amid radiation scare
WORKERS have been sent for medical treatment after discovering suspected nuclear material buried near the Pacific Highway.
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Foreign Policy
U.N. to North Korea: "Don't do it again"... and this time we mean it
For weeks, the U.S. and other world powers begged, pleaded,
and cajoled North Korea into canceling its plan to launch a rocket into space.
On Friday, April 13, Pyongyang gave its answer, sending a sputtering rocket
soaring and then diving into the sea in abject failure.
Today, the 15-nation Security Council took a fresh tack,
issuing a sharply worded statement that "strongly condemns" North...
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Rolling Stone
The Rise of the Killer Drones: How America Goes to War in Secret
One day in late November an unmanned aerial vehicle lifted off from Shindand Air Base in western Afghanistan heading 75 miles toward the border with Iran The drone's mission to spy on Tehran's nuclear program as well as any insurgent activities the Iranians might be supporting in Afghanistan With an...
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Times of India
The terrorism of power
We cannot call our parliamentarians names for fear of disrespecting the institution of the Parliament, we cannot forward mildly critical cartoons of a chief minister without being arrested. A historian cannot write a scholarly account of Sri Aurobindo's life without effectively being thrown out of the country, we cannot protest against nuclear plants in our neighbourhood without being brackete...
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New York Times
The Bay Citizen: Plan to Track Quake Threat Near Diablo Canyon Is Questioned
After last year’s earthquake-induced nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan, PG&E, under public pressure, announced that it was committed to monitoring seismic activity.
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Daily Telegraph
Final order: 'Keep building nukes''
FORMER dictator Kim Jong-Il's will urges North Korea to develop nuclear weapons to weaken America's influence.
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USA Today
Experts out to solve deep-sea mystery of the USS Scorpion
Shipwreck disaster experts are calling for a deep-sea expedition to a lost U.S. nuclear attack sub, the USS Scorpion.
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Irish Times
Nuclear talks: high stakes but low expectations
ANALYSIS: The Istanbul meeting will have achieved a lot if it can defuse international tensions by showing negotiation is the alternative to military action
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The Sun
Chernobyl meltdown gave Petrov cancer
DOCTOR says soccer star Stiliyan Petrov is a victim of nuclear radiation from the Chernobyl disaster
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Daily Mail
Bulgarian doctor claims Stiliyan Petrov could have been Chernobyl victim
Aston Villa midfielder Stiliyan Petrov may have been a victim of nuclear radiation from the Chernobyl disaster, the Bulgarian doctor has said.
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AllThingsDigital
Researchers Show How Easy A New Stuxnet-Like Attack Can Be
While the Stuxnet worm was seen as difficult to make, inherent weaknesses found in widely used industrial control computers make attacks like it surprisingly easy to carry out, new research says.
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TheDomains
Fox News: WIPO (Largest UDRP Provider) Violates U.N. Ban & Sends Sophisticated Computers To North Korea
According to Fox News, WIPO “shipped sophisticated computer servers to the government of North Korea, despite ongoing U.N. sanctions against the regime for its efforts to build nuclear weapons.”
WIPO is the number one provider of UDRP arbitration services handling more cases than any other provider in the world.
Despite that WIPO is an agency of the U.N. empowered to deal with Intellectual P...
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BBC
India to induct nuclear submarine
India is to formally commission a nuclear submarine into its navy, joining an elite group of nations with similar capabilities.
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Irish Times
UK nuclear energy setback as reactor plan falls through
BRITAIN’S PLANS for a new generation of nuclear plants suffered a setback after two German companies pulled out of multibillion-pound plans to build reactors, citing the economic crisis and the German government’s decision to abandon nuclear power.
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La Voix du Nord
EON et RWE vont vendre leur coentreprise nucléaire au Royaume-Uni
Les groupes énergétiques allemands EON et RWE ont annoncé jeudi qu'ils comptaient se séparer de leur coentreprise britannique dans le nucléaire, Horizon Nuclear Power.histoires liéesZone euro: très léger repli de la confiance économique en marsLe paiement des retraites le 1er du mois reste un objectif à atteindre, affirme BertrandGDF Suez veut racheter la totalité de sa filiale britannique Inte...
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Hoy
Obama invita al presidente del Gobierno a la Casa Blanca
El guion previsto se cumplió a rajatabla. Mariano Rajoy y Barack Obama se saludaron y charlaron durante unos pocos minutos en la capital de Corea del Sur. Más distendido que protocolario, el breve encuentro entre ambos gobernantes se produjo mientras recorrían un pasillo camino del plenario donde se celebró la II Cumbre de Seguridad Nuclear.
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siliconindia
Studying Nature, Exploring The Universe
by Prakash Kumar Rath Studying Nature , Exploring The Universe
People first gazed up at the stars and thought the sky was our universe. Our view was limited by what our eyes could see. Then telescopes deepened our views. The stars which can be seen constitute only a tiny part of the whole universe. It is impossible to form a mental picture of the un...
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omg
Pakistan bans film featuring Indian James Bond
The Indian James Bond can disarm a bomb while flying a helicopter, dodge bullets from deadly assassins and save his country from nuclear disaster. But getting into cinemas in neighboring Pakistan has proved to be an impossible feat.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: Nuclear disaster inspires fashion
Green was the theme at Masanori Morikawa's Japan fashion week runway show who drew inspiration from nuclear disasters and environmental concerns.
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el universal
Crean reloj nuclear 100 veces más preciso que el atómico
Podría ser útil para algunas comunicaciones confidenciales y para el estudio de teorías fundamentales de la física y añadir precisión al sistema de posicionamiento global
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Daily Telegraph
Veterans hit compo roadblock
MORE than 300 Australian veterans of Britain's outback nuclear testing during the 1950s and 60s have been dealt a body blow in their quest.
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Mail & Guardian
Iran lashes out at Western motives
Iran has condemned what it calls the use of oil as a political tool against producers, referring to Western sanctions over Tehran's nuclear programme.
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el universal
Cyndi Lauper pide evitar aislamiento de Fukushima
De visita en Tokio, la cantante mostró su apoyo a la localidad afectada por una crisis nuclear a consecuencia del tsunami del año pasado
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Irish Times
Japan marks one year since quake, tsunami disaster
People across Japan prayed and stood in silence today to remember the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck the nation one year ago, killing just over 19,000 people and unleashing the world's worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century.
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Reuters
Areva's head of mining resigns over UraMin
PARIS (Reuters) - French nuclear group Areva said on Friday that the head of its mining business, Sebastien de Montessus, resigned in a bid to close the chapter of the botched $2.5 billion takeover...
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Science News
90th Anniversary Issue: 1940s
Note: N indicates findings that went on to win a Nobel Prize.
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Mushroom clouds usher in atomic age
Less than three years separated the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reactio...
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Human Rights Watch
Japan: A Year After Fukushima, Response Falls Short
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Many residents of Fukushima prefecture still lack basic information and clear answers about the level of radiation in their food and environment. Although the explosion at the Daiichi plant is considered the most severe radiation crisis worldwide since Chernobyl, many residents of Fukushima prefecture report that they have not be...
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Irish Times
Fukushima radiation measured in Ireland
RADIOACTIVITY FROM the Fukushima nuclear reactor accident in Japan reached Ireland in the weeks after the event.
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science blogs
Kommentar von Wolf bei "Die erstaunlichste Tatsache im Universum" (Astrodicticum Simplex) am 07.03.2012
Leider kann ich das Video nicht sehen, aber was FF so sagt erinnert mich an das hier:
"Every atom in your body came from a star that exploded. And, the atoms in your left hand probably came from a different star than your right hand. It really is the most poetic thing I know about physics: You are all stardust. You couldn’t be here if stars hadn’t exploded, because the elements– the carbon, ni...
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BBC
Obama and Netanyahu in Iran talks
US President Barack Obama and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu are to meet at the White House for key talks on Iran's nuclear programme.
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news.com.au
Dollar falls as Iran tensions escalate
THE Australian dollar is three-quarters of a US cent lower ahead of a big week for economic data and as tensions overseas escalate over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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National Post
Romero insists he takes practice game seriously
Except for Evan Crawford and his nuclear family, few will remember the details of the Toronto Blue Jays’ intrasquad game on Friday
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MarketWatch
MarketWatch First Take: Oil market walks Iran’s tightrope
Looking for clues in Obama-Netanyahu talks on how to play rising tensions over Iran’s nuclear program.
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The Jerusalem Post
Netanyahu-Obama talks to focus on Iran
Neither Obama or Netanyahu can afford to let the Iranians go on with their nuclear program.
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Scientific American
It's Not Just Fukushima: Mass Disaster Evacuations Challenge Planners
On March 11, 2011, Japan suffered a massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami that destroyed roads, bridges, and buildings; killed nearly 16,000 people; and critically disabled three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. By March 12, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) was already considering urging Americans within 50 miles of the stricken nuclear reactors to evacuate...
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USA Today
N. Korea to suspend nuclear, missile tests
The United States says North Korea has agreed to suspend uranium enrichment and accept a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests.
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New York Times
Television Review | 'Inside Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown': ‘Frontline: Inside Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown,’ on PBS
A “Frontline” segment to be shown on PBS stations on Tuesday, describes the struggle by engineers and firemen to contain the Fukushima Daiichi disaster.
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AP
Iran fans say Oscar film shows rich culture
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Followers of Iranian state TV say the Academy Award-winning film "A Separation" shows the world-class talent and sophistication in the Islamic Republic even as it confronts the West over its nuclear program....
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Barrons
Solar Slips Slightly on Germany Cuts; Will China Make Up the Difference?
Shares of solar energy technology providers are broadly lower this afternoon following the announcement that Germany plans to cut but as much as 29% from subsidies that have helped to support buildout of solar installations starting next month, as reported by Marc Roca and Stefan Nicola of Bloomberg.
Roca and Nicola report ...
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Reuters
Scientists seek partners for medical isotope process
TORONTO (Reuters) - Several companies are in talks with Canadian scientists on commercializing a new method to produce a crucial medical isotope without using feedstock from a nuclear reactor, one of the lead scientists said on Tuesday.
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Number10
UK-France civil nuclear energy agreement
Landmark agreement to strengthen co-operation on civil nuclear energy between France and the UK.
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The Jerusalem Post
Iran’s tentacles
One motive behind the attacks in New Delhi and Tbilisi was Iran’s desire to deter the West from a strike on its nuclear facilities.
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Reuters
Nuclear accidents pose little risk to health: NRC
(Reuters) - The risk to public health from a severe nuclear power plant accident in the United States is "very small" because reactor operators should have time to prevent core damage and reduce the release of radioactive materials, U.S. nuclear regulators said in a study on Wednesday.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Fukushima fallout 'to hurt prices'
RANGER uranium miner Energy Resources of Australia has warned of demand fall-off following last year's Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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The New Yorker
Steve Coll: U.S. reactions to Iran’s nuclear threat.
In the State of the Union address of 1954, which Dwight Eisenhower delivered less than a year after he had secretly ordered the C.I.A. to overthrow Tehran’s left-leaning government, he celebrated “the forces of stability and freedom” at work in Iran. In 1980, Jimmy Carter . . .
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FOCUS
Kurz vor den Florida-Wahlen - Romney steigt in Schlammschlacht ein
Kurz vor der nächsten Etappe im Vorwahl-Rennen der US-Republikaner bringt Mitt Romney seinen Rivalen Gingrich mit einem aggressiven Wahlkampfstil in die Defensive. Doch "Nuclear Newt" möchte in jedem Fall bis zum August weiterkämpfen.Mehr zum ThemaUS-Militär macht ernst - Pentagon auf SparkursTV-Debatte - Gingrich vs. Romney – wer wird Obamas Gegner?Wahlen in den USA - Hillary Clinton deutet Am...
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TechCrunch
Davos: Ushahidi Grows Its Global Crowd-sourcing Platform, Slams Twitter Censorship [TCTV]
At Davos I managed to catch Juliana Rotich, Co-Founder of Ushahidi, the incredible crowd sourcing platform which came out of Kenya. Starting with just a handful of countries in 2009, it's main product, Crowdmap, is now used in hundreds of countries for crisis mapping and even crowd sourcing information about nuclear weapons in Iran.
I got an update from her about their latest moves. These inc...
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News.co.au
Iran says it wants nuclear talks
Iran's President has said on state television that Tehran is ready for talks with world powers about its nuclear drive.
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CNN
New nukes for America
The disaster at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant last March set off a global reassessment of the technology. Germany and Switzerland plan to mothball their reactors, while China and India will push ahead. Meanwhile, the NRC just approved a new reactor design, a crucial step in Southern Co.'s bid to build the first reactor in the U.S. in 30 years. The new units at the Georgia plant will pow...
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Art Review
FUZZKILL 86 joined PETIT DELOR's group
FUZZKILL 86 joined PETIT DELOR's groupARE YOU DADA ?NUCLEAR IS NOT DADA !!!!
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Irish Times
Oil price rises on EU embargo
Oil rose today as the European Union announced a phased-in embargo of Iranian crude in an effort to contain Tehran's nuclear programme.
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APA-OTS
Energy IQ veröffentlicht Umfrageergebnisse zu Hauptproblempunkten beim Bau neuer Nuklearanlagen =
London (ots/PRNewswire) -
Als Vorbereitung auf die Konferenz Nuclear New Build Summit 2012
hatte Energy IQ eine Umfrage durchgeführt, in deren Rahmen Experten
für Kerntechnik darum gebeten wurden, ihre Meinung zu den
Hauptproblempunkten beim Bau neuer Nuklearanlagen zu äussern.
Es ...
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Reuters
Cirque du Soleil eclipsing traditional Russia circus
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Once as highly regarded as cosmonauts, ballerinas and nuclear scientists, Russian circus stars have wowed generations.
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FT
Energy: think outside the barrel
BP sees renewables making even larger inroads than before, stealing much of the growth it had earlier seen going to nuclear energy
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Iranian regime frightens me, Harper says
No global consensus on how to deal with Tehran and its nuclear program, Prime Minister tells CBC in interview
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Iranian regime frightens me, Harper says
No global consensus on how to deal with Tehran and its nuclear program, Prime Minister tells CBC in interview
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Times LIVE
Louvre to send artworks to Fukushima
France's Louvre museum plans to send more than 20 artworks to Japan, including Fukushima prefecture, near the stricken nuclear plant, in order to show solidarity with the disaster-hit country.
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Reuters
Stuxnet weapon has at least 4 cousins: researchers
(Reuters) - The Stuxnet virus that last year damaged Iran's nuclear program was likely one of at least five cyber weapons developed on a single platform whose roots trace back to 2007, according to new research from Russian computer security firm Kaspersky Lab.
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Irish Times
Enduring the nuclear winter
The legacy of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami will be felt for many years, writesDAVID McNEILLIN Tokyo
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Technology Review
Nuclear Deterrence in the Age of Nuclear Terrorism
Graham Allison, a professor of government at Harvard University and the director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Kennedy School of Government, talks about the threat of nuclear terrorism.
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Irish Times
Dear Leader bowled everyone over with exploits
SPORTING LEGEND KIM JONG-IL:IN THE political world, Kim Jong-Il of North Korea was a despot and nuclear antagonist. In the sporting world, he might have been the only guy ever to wear platform shoes, a bouffant hairdo and “Dear Leader” embroidered on his bowling shirt.
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The Nation
UK says Iran blocked its website
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain, which closed its embassy in Tehran last month after it was ransacked by protesters, said on Thursday that Iranian authorities had blocked its website aimed at Iran. The move creates further tension between the two countries that regularly clash over Irans nuclear programme. Britains Foreign Office said Iranian authorities had barred access to a Foreign Office websi...
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IKRK
Geneva: towards the elimination of nuclear weapons
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. At the 2011 Council of Delegates, 187 National Societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) united behind a resolution, as Peter Herby, head of the ICRC's Arms Unit, explains.
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el universal
Pierde Corea del Norte a su líder Kim Jong-il
Durante su régimen, Kim aisló al país, lo llevó al borde de la quiebra económica y rechazó ayuda internacional. Además lideró uno de los mayores ejércitos del mundo y mantuvo una fuerte tensión con las potencias occidentales por su plan nuclear
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chinatechnews
Huawei Capitulates To Pressure From U.S. Organization
U.S.-based United Against Nuclear Iran has applauded China's Huawei for ending its bid to seek new business in Iran. Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, president of United Against Nuclear Iran, stated, "We applaud Huawei for taking an important first step in pulling back from its business in Iran, and we thank Huawei for its cooperation and [...]
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Salon
Newt’s iffy claim: Iran hides nukes under mosques
Is Iran hiding nuclear weapons facilities under mosques?Newt Gingrich says yes – but experts say there is no evidence to back up the assertion.Gingrich made the claim at a debate with Jon Huntsman in New Hampshire on Monday. Here, via Michael Crowley, is the key moment:"They have huge underground facilities. Some of the underground facilities are under mosques," Gingrich said. "Some of them ar...
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Goal.com
Copa del Mundo: El bonito gesto del Barcelona
El Barcelona quiso honrar a las víctimas del desastre nuclear de Fukushima con un bonito gesto tras el entrenamiento
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Daily Telegraph
Nuclear power considered an option
NUCLEAR power will be considered as an option for Australia as gas and electricity need a $240 billion investment over 20 years.
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Russian Government
Vladimir Putin meets with Rosatom head Sergei Kiriyenko
Mr Putin and Mr Kiriyenko discussed the development of nuclear power, and particularly uranium production and the nuclear icebreaker fleet. They focused on social issues at Rosatom and on personnel questions.
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Les Echos
Uranium-Après l'OPA sur Kalahari, le chinois CGNPC vise Extract
China Guangdong Nuclear Power Corp (CGNPC) va mettre 2,2 milliards de dollars (1,7 milliard d'euros) sur la table pour racheter l'australien Extract Resources en cas de réussite de son offre sur Kalahari Minerals, le principal actionnaire d'Extract. Une telle opération pourrait déclencher un...
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BBC
China and Gates in reactor talks
Beijing and the Microsoft founder are in talks to develop a new "low cost, very safe" nuclear power reactor.
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AP
Gates discussing new nuclear reactor with China
BEIJING (AP) -- Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates confirmed Wednesday he is in discussions with China to jointly develop a new and safer kind of nuclear reactor....
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FOXnews
Pakistani Star Veena Malik Suing Magazine for 'Nude' Cover Photo
India and Pakistan are going nuclear over this magazine cover showing a naked Pakistani star wearing nothing but a provocative political tattoo.
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Los Angeles Times
'The Night Eternal' book review: Humans battle vampires
Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan conclude their trilogy in a world where nuclear winter blankets the planet and vampires feed on humans in internment camps.When Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan set out to make vampires frightening again with their novel "The Strain," the writing partners had their work cut out for them. The scariest thing about the sexy, brooding bad boys that seemed to be ...
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Washington Post
Hiring Bobby Valentine a huge risk for Red Sox — but a necessary one
He had been sitting out there, at the ready, for some nine years. Everyone knew Bobby Valentine was a phone call away, but for the longest time no one dared call upon him. He was baseball’s nuclear option: He could do the job, and the results could be spectacular, but could anyone live with the fallout?
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Gizmodo
Helm erkennt Schärfe von Lebensmitteln
Der Nuclear Taco Sensor Hat sieht aus die einer dieser Bierhelme, die man bei diversen Fußballereignissen zu sehen bekommt. Der Helm von altLab für den Wettbewerb Codebits 2011 kann jedoch die Schärfe von Lebensmitteln messen, die der Träger gerade isst. mehr...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Playing nuclear Whac-A-Mole wont work with Iran, either
We must try to engage with Tehran. The experience in Pakistan has taught us the dangers of forcing an atomic program underground
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Reuters
France needs to upgrade all nuclear reactors: IRSN
PARIS (Reuters) - France needs to upgrade the protection of vital functions in all its nuclear reactors to avoid a disaster in the event of a natural calamity, the head of its nuclear safety agency...
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Los Angeles Times
NBA season in jeopardy as players' union begins to disband
Player representatives reject NBA's latest offer of 50-50 split of basketball revenue, take steps toward anti-trust lawsuit. 'We're about to go into the nuclear winter of the NBA,' David Stern says.The prospects for a 2011-12 NBA season might have ended Monday.
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amNY
NBA season is in question as players reject offer from owners
Basketball fans searching for a glimmer of hope that the rest of the NBA season is salvageable should prepare instead for a "nuclear winter."
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Telegraph
Iran claims defence computer systems hit by another 'supervirus'
Iran says its defence computer systems have been infected with another "supervirus" known to be similar to one which severely damaged its nuclear programme last year.
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The Nation
Republicans sharply criticize Pakistan in debate
Pakistan took a lot of criticism in Saturday's Republican presidential debate, with a leading candidate saying it was nearly a failed state and another suggesting the United States cut its foreign aid to zero.But it is unclear whether any of their ideas is likely to be imposed on a country that has nuclear weapons and whose cooperation is seen as vital to stabilizing Afghanistan as the United S...
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The Nation
JI rules out snap polls
OKARA - Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Pakistan Ameer Syed Munawar Hassan has warned against launching military operation in North Waziristan against Haqqani network, saying such an act will spread war across the country.Addressing media people at Okara Press Club on the telephone on Friday, Syed Munawar Hassan said that the US wanted such an operation to create lawlessness in the country and then exert ...
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The Nation
N-security US report motivated
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan on Sunday described as pure fiction a US media report about possible American plans to secure the countrys nuclear arsenal in the event of any extremist threat, saying no one should underestimate its capability to defend its national interests.A statement issued by Foreign Office spokesperson Tehmina Janjua said the article The Ally From Hell in The Atlantic journal ...
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People Daily
China announces nuclear fuel breakthrough
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Chinese scientists have made a breakthrough in spent fuel reprocessing technology that could potentially solve China's uranium supply problem, Chinese te...
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National Post
Earthquake knocks Japan into recession
Japan’s economy shrank much more than expected in the first quarter and slipped into recession after the triple blow of the March earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis hit business and consumer spending and tore apart supply chains
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Technology Review
A 25-Year Battery
Long-lived nuclear batteries powered by hydrogen isotopes are in testing for military applications.
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Countries |
MIX |
| 1 | United States | 67.476 |
| 2 | India | 21.215 |
| 3 | United Kingdom | 9.265 |
| 4 | France | 8.325 |
| 5 | Turkey | 5.425 |
| 6 | Philipines | 4.040 |
| 7 | Australia | 3.830 |
| 8 | Italy | 3.720 |
| 9 | Spain | 3.420 |
| 10 | Japan | 3.360 |
| 11 | China | 3.180 |
| 12 | Brazil | 3.165 |
| 13 | Canada | 2.760 |
| 14 | Russia | 2.440 |
| 15 | Pakistan | 2.405 |
| 16 | Germany | 2.400 |
| 17 | Indonesia | 2.365 |
| 18 | Singapore | 2.180 |
| 19 | Iran | 2.120 |
| 20 | Korea South | 1.990 |
| More Countries >> |
# |
Media |
MIX |
| 1 | CNN Editions (International) | 12.000 |
| 2 | CNN | 10.000 |
| 3 | foxnews | 3.600 |
| 4 | New York Times | 3.075 |
| 5 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 3.050 |
| 6 | Dainik Bhaskar | 2.800 |
| 7 | Times of India | 2.100 |
| 8 | Al Alam | 2.050 |
| 9 | Navbharat Times | 2.000 |
| 10 | Aajtak TV | 2.000 |
| 11 | USA Today | 2.000 |
| 12 | Aaj TV | 1.800 |
| 13 | El Pais | 1.750 |
| 14 | channelnews asia | 1.520 |
| 15 | Prabhat Khabar | 1.500 |
| 16 | Australia Network News | 1.500 |
| 17 | Financial Times Europe | 1.500 |
| 18 | Dailymail | 1.500 |
| 19 | ABS-CBN News Channel | 1.500 |
| 20 | Mainichi shimbun | 1.500 |
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Languages |
MIX |
| 1 | English | 109.158 |
| 2 | Hindi | 9.500 |
| 3 | French | 9.325 |
| 4 | Spanish | 7.014 |
| 5 | Turkish | 5.025 |
| 6 | Arabic | 5.000 |
| 7 | Italian | 3.720 |
| 8 | Portuguese | 3.655 |
| 9 | German | 2.785 |
| 10 | Chinese | 2.430 |
| 11 | Indonesian | 2.365 |
| 12 | Japanese | 2.300 |
| 13 | Polish | 1.580 |
| 14 | Russian | 1.550 |
| 15 | Korean | 1.120 |
| 16 | Tamil | 1.120 |
| 17 | Czech | 0.930 |
| 18 | Malayalam | 0.800 |
| 19 | Romanian | 0.700 |
| 20 | Finnish | 0.480 |
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