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Nuclear News Roundup Jul 27, 2017

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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the State of New York’s zero emission credit (ZEC) program. Earlier this month, a similar lawsuit against Illinois’ ZEC program was also dismissed. World-nuclear-news.org

Orders for a wave of new reactors to be constructed in India will give a boost to the efficiency of the country’s nuclear supply chain, Atomic Energy Minister Jitendra Singh said yesterday. Ten indigenously designed pressurised heavy water reactors were recently approved, while construction has already started on two VVERs with Russian cooperation. World-nuclear-news.org

It’s official. President Trump is, objectively speaking, a threat to the safety and security of the United States. And perhaps nothing demonstrated that better than when Trump started a tweetstorm that sent the Pentagon into a panic yesterday. The US military spent nine full minutes wondering if the president was about to start a war with North Korea. Gizmodo.com

Iran claims it has successfully launched a new satellite into space. But never mind the satellite — the launch is intended to advance Iran’s ballistic missile program. Washingtonexaminer.com

 

 

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