Nuclear Weapons 175 - Pakistan Almost Attacked India with Nuclear Weapons in 1999
I have posted several blogs about the decades long hostility between Pakistan and India.
I have posted several blogs about the decades long hostility between Pakistan and India.
Countries that use nuclear power to generate electricity store spent nuclear fuel in cooling pools, dry casks above ground or in vaults lined with concrete and steel.
I have blogged before about problems with disposal of radioactive filters that look like big socks used to trap radioactive particles coming out of fracking well operation.
Most of the 99 operating nuclear power plants in the U.S. were built in the 1970s. They were originally licensed by the NRC to operate for forty years. Having reached the end of their original intended lifespan, most of the aging power reactors have been relicensed for another twenty years. The wisdom of giving these aging reactors another twenty years of operation has been questioned.