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New York planning first large US nuclear plant in years: Hochul
Kathy Hochul · New York

New York planning first large US nuclear plant in years: Hochul

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The U.N. nuclear watchdog says there's 'no increase in off-site radiation levels' after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites
Israel-Iran Conflict · Iran

The U.N. nuclear watchdog says there's 'no increase in off-site radiation levels' after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites

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The U.N. nuclear watchdog says there's 'no increase in off-site radiation levels' after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites.See the Story
Where is Iran's uranium? Questions abound after US strikes
Israel-Iran Conflict · Iran

Where is Iran's uranium? Questions abound after US strikes

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Many questions remain after Sunday's strikes, especially about the whereabouts of Iran's sensitive stockpile of uranium enriched to 60 percent -- a short step from the 90 percent required for a nuclear weapon. See the Story

Weapons Complex Sweats Under ‘Heat Dome’ - ExchangeMonitor

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Numerous Department of Energy nuclear weapons complex sites are sweltering under heat advisories due to what television weather forecasters are calling a “heat dome.” “Extreme HeatRisk impacts will expand from the Midwest into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast today,” the National Weather Service said on its website Monday. Localities with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit and Weather Service heat advisories on Monday evening included Ai…Weapons · United StatesSee the Story

GCC Ambassadors Raise Concern About Safety of Nuclear Facilities Amid

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CAIRO: Gulf Cooperation Council ambassadors have expressed concerns to UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi about the safety of nuclear facilities close to their countries amid the Israeli-Iranian crisis, Qatar state news agency reported on Saturday. The ambassadors warned Grossi during a meeting in Vienna about the “dangerous repercussions” of targeting nuclear facilities.Middle East · IranSee the Story

INL performs high burnup fuel safety test - ExchangeMonitor

The Idaho National Laboratory has concluded a first-of-a-kind safety experiment with high burnup fuel the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy announced on Tuesday. Text results should provide data that could help boost performance and lower the amount of waste generated at nuclear plants, the Office of Nuclear Energy said in its press release. High burnup fuel comes from nuclear fuel kept in a reactor longer to increase electricity o…Idaho Falls · Idaho FallsRead Article

GAO finds WIPP still needs plenty of infrastructure work - ExchangeMonitor

Half of the key assets the Department of Energy needs to dispose of defense-related transuranic waste in a New Mexico salt mine were in “substandard or inadequate condition in 2023,” the Government Accountability Office (GAO) said Tuesday. In a report to congressional committees, GAO said DOE’s Office of Environmental Management should do a better job of monitoring its operations and management contractor at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP…Carlsbad, New Mexico · CarlsbadRead Article

Fire put out in PULSE underground experimentation lab, DNFSB reports - ExchangeMonitor

A welding machine reportedly caught fire in April during welding activities in the Principal Underground Laboratory for Subcritical Experimentation (PULSE) at Nevada National Security Site. The fire was reported in a June 6 report by the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB). According to the report, a welding machine caught fire and the fire watch immediately extinguished it. Nevada National Security Site’s (NNSS) prime contractor Mis…Las Vegas, Nevada · Las VegasRead Article

Latest EM org chart shows Trischman as acting boss of corporate services - ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy’s $8-billion nuclear cleanup office posted a new organizational chart earlier this month, reflecting that longtime fed Steve Trischman is now heading the office of corporate services. With the May 30 retirement of 32-year federal supervisor Dae Chung, Trischman  is now officially the acting associate principal deputy assistant secretary for the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM). The Office of Environmental Mana…Colorado · ColoradoRead Article

Why Trump's 'Erratic' Move Against Iran's Nuclear Proliferation Will Backfire

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President Donald Trump says he's bombing Iranian sites to deter nuclear proliferation, but Washington Monthly writer Matthew Cooper says Trump’s chaotic behavior is giving non-nuclear nations more reason than ever to develop their own nuclear weapons.It’s about self-defense, says Cooper, citing a recent report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Director Dan Smith.“[Trump’s] erratic temperament and manic ability to shred once sac…Washington State · WashingtonSee the Story

Concrete slab plummets 1,400 feet down WIPP shaft, no injuries - ExchangeMonitor

Nobody was hurt last month when a four-foot broken slab of concrete fell 1,400-feet down a utility shaft at the Department of Energy’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) near Carlsbad, N.M., according to a safety board report. Likewise, no equipment was damaged in the May 27 incident that happened while a subcontractor crew from Harrison Western Shaft Sinkers was repairing a water leak near a construction joint in the concrete liner of the Utili…Carlsbad, New Mexico · CarlsbadRead Article

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