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Today’s Nuke News

• The arms race that won’t happen – Chicago Tribune

  Atlantic Sentinel

  The arms race that won't happen Chicago Tribune Nuclear proliferation is always said to be on the verge of suddenly accelerating, and somehow it never does. Stopping Iran's Nuclear Program Requires LeadershipAtlantic Sentinel all 2 news articles »

• Nuclear plant reactor shut down – The Australian

  AFP	Nuclear plant reactor shut down The Australian A 1000-megawatt reactor at Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear plant was temporarily shut down early Saturday due to a turbogenerator problem. Reactor at Bulgarian nuclear plant shut downAFP all 20 news articles »

• Nuclear power safest among conventional options: DAE – IBNLive.com

  Nuclear power safest among conventional options: DAE IBNLive.com Vadodara, Jul 7 (PTI) Making a strong pitch for nuclear energy, the Department of Atomic Energy today said nuclear power is the. and more »

• Iran blames France, Germany for nuclear scientist killings – Haaretz

  Haaretz

  Iran blames France, Germany for nuclear scientist killings Haaretz At least four scientists associated with Iran's nuclear program have been assassinated since 2010. Iran blames French, German intelligence for killing nuclear scientistsMontreal Gazette Iran blames France, Germany for atom scientist hitsReuters Details emerge on Iran's priorities in nuclear talksChristian Science Monitor all 398 news articles »

• Areva confirms joint bid Horizon nuclear project – Financial Times

  AFP

  Areva confirms joint bid Horizon nuclear project Financial Times AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France, July 7 – French nuclear group Areva will make a joint bid with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Corporation Holding for the UK's 6-gigawatt Horizon project, its chief executive Luc Oursel said on Saturday. “We will participate. France's Areva to bid for UK atomic plant ventureAFP all 10 news articles »

• How Nevada became America’s Nuclear Age ground zero – CNET

  How Nevada became America's Nuclear Age ground zero CNET For more than 40 years, the U.S. government tested nuclear weapons deep in the Nevada desert. Now the site is a reminder of what a scary world that was. CNET Road Trip 2012 investigates. Read this blog post by Daniel Terdiman on Road Trip. and more »

• Fukushima Disaster Was Man-Made, Investigation Finds – Businessweek

  National Post

  Fukushima Disaster Was Man-Made, Investigation Finds Businessweek The Fukushima nuclear disaster was the result of “man-made” failures before and after last year's earthquake, according to a report from an independent parliamentary investigation. Japan's Fukushima nuclear crisis was a 'preventable accident:' expert panelNational Post Japan nuclear disaster 'man-made,' says reportToronto Star Nuclear returns to Japan power grid as parliament panel slams response to …Winnipeg Free Press Calgary Herald -Edmonton Journal all 2,133 news articles »

• Broken Crystal River nuclear plant is Duke Energy’s problem now – Tampabay.com

  National Post

  Broken Crystal River nuclear plant is Duke Energy's problem now Tampabay.com Some speculate the broken Crystal River plant is behind an abrupt power shuffle at the top. It was a marriage proposal made in utility heaven: Progress Energy and Duke Energy joining to form the nation's biggest power company. Duke, Progress merger creates nation's third largest nuclear fleetPower Engineering Magazine (blog) all 326 news articles »

• Iran ‘detailed views’ presented in nuclear talks with 5+1 group – Tehran Times

  Iran 'detailed views' presented in nuclear talks with 5+1 group Tehran Times In technical talks with the 5+1 group ((the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany) in Istanbul on July 3, Iranian nuclear negotiators put forward a detailed explanation of Tehran's views including a proposal for high-level … and more »

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