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Alternative Energy News Thursday February 28th 2008



Reactors down at Florida nuclear power plant: reportReactors down at Florida nuclear power plant: report
(AFP via Yahoo! News: Tue, 26 Feb) Five reactors at a nuclear power plant in Florida had gone down on Tuesday and two were now back online amid a massive power outage in the southern state, CNN reported.


Nuclear energy expensive: KennedyNuclear energy expensive: Kennedy
(ABC via Yahoo!7 News: Wed, 20 Feb) The American environmental campaigner Robert F. Kennedy Junior has cautioned against adopting nuclear power as a source of renewable energy in Australia.


Germans, Spaniards Reluctant to Nuclear PowerGermans, Spaniards Reluctant to Nuclear Power
(Angus Reid: Tue, 26 Feb) (Angus Reid Global Monitor) - The majority of people in Germany and Spain are against developing new nuclear power plants in their countries, according to a poll by Harris Interactive published in the Financial Times. 68 per cent of respondents in Spain—and 64 per cent in Germany—reject building new reactors.



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Byron Nuclear Power Plant Takes Part in Security DrillByron Nuclear Power Plant Takes Part in Security Drill
(WTVO/WQRF Rockford: Thu, 28 Feb) Byron, IL- The Byron Generating Station conducts its first-ever security threat based drill. It included active participation from several local, state, and federal emergency response organizations.


Regents OK new bio-fuel focus at UMCRegents OK new bio-fuel focus at UMC
(Crookston Daily Times: Wed, 27 Feb) Growing interest in bio-fuels and renewable energy are the focus of a new option for students majoring in agriculture at the University of Minnesota, Crookston. An emphasis in bio-fuels and renewable energy technology was approved by the University of Minnesota Board of Regents during their February meeting.


EcoFest will focus on alternative energyEcoFest will focus on alternative energy
(Vero Press Journal: Sun, 24 Feb) The 12th annual EcoFest will be from noon to 4 p.m. March 16 at the Environmental Learning Center. The free, family-oriented event will include exhibits, EcoArt for the kids, and eco-friendly activities. This year’s theme explores alternative energy sources and energy conservation.


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