President Lee Jae Myung reaffirmed wanting to build nuclear-powered submarines at home, despite President Trump’s suggestion ...
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Russia’s Hidden Monopoly: The West’s Nuclear Fuel Achilles’ Heel
A lack of domestic sites in which the United States can reprocess nuclear fuel will preclude reaping all of the benefits of nuclear energy.
This is the tenth article in Womble Bond Dickinson’s Energy & Natural Resources thought leadership series titled “Going Nuclear: A ...
The Fuel Handling Plant is a critical part of the UK's nuclear infrastructure. It safely receives, stores, and processes ...
Project UPWARDS has culminated in the manufacture, physical testing and validation of a disposal-ready Universal Canister ...
President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday criticized "unrealistic claims" that South Korea intends to pursue its own nuclear arsenal ...
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From fuel to submarines: How a US.–South Korea uranium pact could reshape Asia
Key Points and Summary – Washington and Seoul have agreed to form a 50–50 joint venture to secure enriched uranium fuel for ...
A series of Executive Orders has reaffirmed recent US plans to ensure it has domestic control of the full supply chain for ...
A new US-Saudi nuclear declaration faces hurdles as Riyadh insists on enriching its own uranium and rejects tighter IAEA ...
The current push for a nuclear energy revival is not our country’s first rodeo. We’ve seen these promises before, and they’ve rarely lived up to the hype.
On the 14th, five hours after President Lee Jae-myung announced the South Korea-U.S. security and trade ‘fact sheet,’ the face of Lee Chun-geun, chairman of the Defense Ministry’s Arms Control and ...
U.S. lawmakers cautioned against ushering in a nuclear arms race in the Middle East after the United States and Saudi Arabia ...
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