 Study Finds Decrease in Nuclear Power
(AP via Yahoo! Finance: Wed, 21 Nov) The amount of electricity that comes from nuclear power has decreased over the last five years in most of the countries operating nuclear plants, said a study released Wednesday.
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 Alternative energy workshop focuses on home, farm, acreages
(Tri-State Neighbor: Wed, 21 Nov) LINCOLN, Neb. - A Dec. 6 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension workshop on Alternative Energy for Home, Farm and Acreages, will answer questions and discuss considerations about using or implementing alternative energy sources.
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 City signs alternative energy deal
(The Auburn Citizen: Wed, 21 Nov) AUBURN - The city of Auburn has entered into a 15-year alternative energy contract with CH-Auburn Energy to create a bioenergy facility at the wastewater treatment plant.
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 Analysis: Renewable energy benefits beat coal
(Reno Gazette-Journal: Wed, 21 Nov) Pursuing energy efficiency and renewable energy projects could come with widespread pluses for Nevada, significantly outweighing benefits from building new coal-fired power plants, an analysis released Tuesday by coal plant opponents said.
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 Nuclear energy is toxic
(The Times of India: Tue, 20 Nov) Amidst the chest-thumping over signing the Indo-US nuclear deal, we have turned a blind eye to the dangers of nuclear energy. We are celebrating our success in persuading the US to rescind its earlier sanctions against India.
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 Report slams plans for new coal-fired plants
(Reno Gazette-Journal: Wed, 21 Nov) Nevada would benefit on many levels from investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy rather than new coal-fired power plants, according to an analysis backed by coal plant foes, environmentalists and alternative energy companies. The ECONorthwest report, commissioned by groups supporting the Nevada Clean Energy Campaign, warns of dire environmental and economic risks if the coal-fired ...
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 Huaneng to cooperate with CGNPC over nuclear power project
(Interfax: Wed, 21 Nov) Shanghai. November 21. INTERFAX-CHINA - China's largest power producer China Huaneng Group came to an agreement with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Co. (CGNPC) on Nov. 18 to build a nuclear power plant in eastern China's Shandong Province, Huaneng announced yesterday on its Web site.
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Russia may help Egypt build nuclear power plant - Foreign Ministryspokesman
