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Today’s Nuke News

• ‘Shut Down San Onofre’: The New Front Line in the Fight Against Nuclear Power – The Nation. (blog)

  New York Times

  'Shut Down San Onofre': The New Front Line in the Fight Against Nuclear Power The Nation. (blog) Not long after the meltdown at Fukushima, workers at the San Onofre nuclear power plant, north of San Diego, discovered radioactive steam leaking into the air. Hundreds of steam tubes had been banging together and vibrating until one of them sprung a … San Onofre whistle-blowers less protected than others in CaliforniaLos Angeles Times Troubles at a 1960s-Era Nuclear Plant in California May Hint at the FutureNew York Times Troubled Calif. nuclear plant may be too pricey to fixFuelFix (blog) TheReporter.com -The Tennessean all 237 news articles »

• Navy dismisses nuclear-training cheating claims – HeraldNet

  Navy dismisses nuclear-training cheating claims HeraldNet HARTFORD, Conn. — U.S. Navy investigators have dismissed allegations that pervasive cheating tainted training exams administered to enlisted… and more »

• More Nuclear Reactor License Renewals Delays: NRC’s Jaczko to Platts Energy … – DigitalJournal.com (press release)

  More Nuclear Reactor License Renewals Delays: NRC's Jaczko to Platts Energy … DigitalJournal.com (press release) WASHINGTON, July 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Speaking at a Platts Energy Podium event, the departing chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) said Thursday that the agency may not be able to renew licenses for operating nuclear plants … US Nuclear Regulator: Agency Divided on Japan ResponseWall Street Journal No apologies from outgoing Nuclear Regulatory Commission chairmanThe Hill (blog) US NRC's Jaczko says reactor license renewals delayedPlatts all 17 news articles »

• Diplomats: Expert-level Iran nuke talks of some use but may not lead to ending … – Montreal Gazette

  The National Interest Online

  Diplomats: Expert-level Iran nuke talks of some use but may not lead to ending … Montreal Gazette VIENNA – Both sides benefited from a meeting of technical experts from Iran and six world powers focused on proposals to end the standoff over Tehran's controversial nuclear program, but the talks will not necessarily contribute to resolving the … Iran Nuclear Talks Are to Continue as Their Tone Heats UpNew York Times Nuclear Brinkmanship with IranThe National Interest Online EU: Technical talks on Iran's nuclear program to be followed by senior …Winnipeg Free Press all 811 news articles »

• Counting the nuclear fallout – Welcome to Williams Lake

  Counting the nuclear fallout Welcome to Williams Lake Watershed Sentinal associate editor Miranda Holmes shares outspoken and clearly defined opinion about radioactive tuna, and Health Canada's removal of nine radiation monitors in BC. and more »

• Iranian poll draws startling response to nuclear question – BBC News

  BBC News

  Iranian poll draws startling response to nuclear question BBC News An unusual online poll by an Iranian state news channel raises as many questions about its publication as it does about its startling results, says BBC Persian's Hossein Bastani. Iran submarine plan may fuel Western nuclear worriesReuters No nuclear weapons assurance for 'peaceful' uranium enrichment right, Iran's …Ahram Online Iran state TV poll reveals Iranians want nuclear programme stoppedTelegraph.co.uk all 107 news articles »

• Nuclear giant Areva begins expansion of uranium mill in McClean Lake, Sask. – CanadianBusiness.com

  Nuclear giant Areva begins expansion of uranium mill in McClean Lake, Sask. CanadianBusiness.com SASKATOON – French nuclear giant Areva says it has started the first phase of construction to expand its McClean Lake uranium mill in northern Saskatc. and more »

• Japan’s Fukushima nuclear crisis was a ‘preventable accident:’ expert panel – National Post

  National Post

  Japan's Fukushima nuclear crisis was a 'preventable accident:' expert panel National Post The crisis was a preventable disaster resulting from “collusion” among the government, regulators and the plant operator, an expert panel said on Thursday, wrapping up an inquiry. Inquiry Declares Fukushima Crisis a Man-Made DisasterNew York Times Japanese obedience blamed for Fukushima nuclear disasterCalgary Herald Japan nuclear disaster 'man-made,' says reportToronto Star CBC.ca -The Province all 2,002 news articles »

• Iran nuclear chief: EU sanctions won’t affect progress of nuclear program – Haaretz

  Haaretz

  Iran nuclear chief: EU sanctions won't affect progress of nuclear program Haaretz Fereidoun Abbasi makes comments days after extensive military drill; WATCH: launch of long-range Iranian missiles. New EU sanctions can't impact Iran's nuclear advances: AEOI chiefPress TV all 12 news articles »

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