Alternative energy (The Pilot-Independent: Wed, 21 Mar) Will it matter to voters that Hillary Cinton plays both sides of each issue? In a newspaper editorial two years ago, contributor David Broder noted that Clinton, in front of a National Press Club audience, supported utilizing more nuclear energy as a strategy to use less foreign oil.
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Research reveals interesting information about nuclear power (The Daily News of Newburyport: Thu, 15 Mar) Thanks to all of you who directed me to where I could find the text of the "State of the Union Address 2007." It is there on the Internet for all to see that Mr. Bush made no mention of nuclear energy being renewable.
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A Step Toward Inexpensive Geothermal Energy (Science Daily: Fri, 16 Mar) In the debate over alternative energy resources, geothermal technology has received scant media attention. Advocates call it one of the cleanest, sustainable energy resources available. However, steep construction, equipment and drilling costs have prevented more widespread development of geothermal technology. An Ohio University hydrothermal systems expert is working to change that.
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Russia, Iran both seek Bushehr NPP completion (EARTHtimes.org: Wed, 21 Mar) Moscow, March 21 (RIA Novosti) Russia and Iran are both interested in completing Bushehr nuclear power plant as soon as possible, Iranian ambassador Gholam Reza Ansari has said.
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MIT expert: Not enough nuclear fuels (UPI: Wed, 21 Mar) Planned increase in nuclear power in the United States, and the world, may run into shortages of the fuel needed to power the reactors, an MIT expert ...
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Federal commission to discuss Millstone assessment (Norwich Bulletin: Tue, 20 Mar) WATERFORD - The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's annual assessment of safety performance at the Millstone nuclear power plant in Waterford will be the subject of two upcoming public meetings.
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Tech website "nukes" card during review (TG Daily: Thu, 22 Mar) We all know that flash memory cards can withstand forces that would destroy normal hard drives, but the folks over at e-fotografija decided to review the ATP Pro Max SD card on a whole new level - they nuked it with gamma radiation. One of the editors also works at a local nuclear power plant and subjected the card to several times the safe annual dose of radiation.
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