Sentences with phrase «entergy nuclear sites»

Trump sees three defects in the deal: a failure to address Iranian ballistic missiles; the terms under which U.N. inspectors can visit allegedly suspect Iranian nuclear sites; and «sunset» clauses under which key limits on the Iranian nuclear program start to expire after 10 years.

The National Nuclear Security Administration, the part of the Energy Department that oversees the nuclear sites and materials, favors switching to the dilute - and - dispose method.

A source close to Djalali revealed that in 2014 he was approached by agents of the Iranian military intelligence that asked him to collect information on Western chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear sites, as well as on critical infrastructures and counter-terrorism operational plans.

In geopolitical news, Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, is set to invite U.S. experts and journalists to witness the shutdown of a nuclear site in May, Reuters reported.

Israel's decision on whether to bomb Iran's nuclear sites — as it has repeatedly threatened to do — could hinge on its estimate of the retaliatory costs, including damage inflicted by rockets fired from southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.

And in 1982, when Inaba was working at the Hanford Nuclear Site, his father needed help building a cooling facility in a warehouse for some of the crops.

The second focal point relates to IAEA involvement with Iran's nuclear sites.

The White House wants intrusive inspections of Iran's nuclear sites to continue despite President Donald Trump's withdrawal from a landmark accord on Tehran's atomic program, US officials have told AFP.

In order to futher expose the disadvantage of the nuclear technology, Okedele pointed to the monimental disaster which resulted from Rissia's Mayak Nuclear site which over many years negatively impacted the heath of well over 450,000 people, poluted waters and impaired vegitation.

The Sellafield nuclear site employs around 10,000 people in the Copeland area, with many more in the supply chain.

«It is important that we have the full facts at our disposal... Safety is and will continue to be the number one priority for existing nuclear sites and for any new power stations.»

A Downing Street source said there was «no credible evidence» at the moment that terrorists would try to attack a civil nuclear facility, but stressed it was right to remain vigilant about safety at nuclear sites.

Also on the agenda at the summit will be protecting countries from cyber-attacks on their civil nuclear sites and preventing terrorists from obtaining the raw materials for a «dirty bomb».

It will cost at least # 73 billion to decommission the UK's first - generation civil nuclear sites and run the remaining operating ones, MPs have claimed.

Moscow may have allowed several North Korean nuclear researchers to work at Russian nuclear sites, including a scientist who is under United Nations Security Council sanctions.

NDA owns 18 nuclear sites, two of which are still operational.

Copeland's Labour MP Jamie Reed is resigning from Parliament to take up a position at the Sellafield nuclear site.

Reed's Copeland seat includes the Sellafield nuclear site and many of his constituents have jobs connected to the nearby Barrow - in - Furness nuclear submarine yard.

Cooling towers at nuclear sites or chemical plants can release water droplets tainted with toxins, which the wind carries away.

Japan alone has more than 50 nuclear sites.

One day such drones might work together to help remove waste from nuclear sites or help patch up damaged buildings.

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proposing a scheme called «FLEX», which will order nuclear power companies to distribute multiple caches of emergency equipment around nuclear sites (and off site too).

This capability was shown recently at the Bruce Nuclear Site, explains Neuzil, a proposed low / intermediate waste repository 1,200 feet underground in Ontario, Canada.

Dry cask storage is widely used in many countries, but Japan currently has it at only a few nuclear sites.

As clerk for the subcommittee, he has concentrated on maintaining funding to clean up the former nuclear site at Hanford in Richland, Washington.

For a few thousand dollars, pretty much any American can buy up - to - the - moment satellite images of Iran's nuclear sites, CIA headquarters, even the top secret Air Force testing site, Area 51, in Nevada.

Under existing conventions, the operator of a nuclear site is exclusively liable for third - party nuclear damage.

At the Hanford nuclear site in eastern Washington, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is building the world's largest radioactive waste treatment plant for cleanup of 56 million gallons of radioactive and chemical waste.

Three - quarters of its budget goes toward managing the nation's nuclear stockpile, cleaning up former nuclear sites, and preventing the further spread of nuclear weapons.

No one is too sure — the records are so poor at the Hanford nuclear site where, for four decades, the US produced plutonium for its nuclear weapons.

One intriguing wrinkle of JCPOA is a plan to create what U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz calls an «international physics center» at the Fordow nuclear site.

For all 65 nuclear sites in the U.S. there are resident NRC inspectors at the different sites.

This includes working with and developing alternate fuels like recycled uranium, mixed oxide and thorium, as well as Tier 1 contracts for the management and decommissioning of nuclear sites in the United States and Canada.

There is a reason that various midwestern utilities that still have access to «cheap coal» are applying to the NRC for nuclear site permits.

NIA member companies have significant expertise in nuclear decommissioning and clean - up, with 17 nuclear sites in the UK currently being managed through the process.

Providing a licensed nuclear site on which several nuclear reactors have been built and operated.

The movement of the uranium is a concern because of its potential to flow from former nuclear sites into nearby lakes and waterways.

Even if you weren't downwind of Chernobyl, or Fukushima, or the Nevada nuclear site — you're exposed to over 80,000 chemicals approved for use on our crops, in our water, and in our food.

Israel successfully launches a first strike on Iran, taking out all of their nuclear sites and six of their nuclear warheads.

Consortium run nuclear sites also oversee the production of plutonium pits, monitor the aging of nuclear weapons, manage the production of critical nuclear components like Tritium — which helps boost the yield in all nuclear weapons and initiate the fission stage in hydrogen bombs — and operate test reactors.

First introduced at Frieze London 2014, Live has over four editions in London seen visitors sample soup made from ingredients grown at the Fukushima nuclear site, have their portraits drawn by Ken Kagami, engage in political dialogue with a go - go dancer and made.

First introduced at Frieze London 2014, Live has over four editions in London seen visitors sample soup made from ingredients grown at the Fukushima nuclear site, have their portraits drawn by Ken Kagami, engage in politic dialogue with a go - go dancer and made.

For roughly three decades, twin sisters Jane and Louise Wilson have created large - scale photographs inspired by important events in European history — in the process, capturing the nuclear site at Chernobyl and the former headquarters of the East German secret police.

As far as nuclear sites are concerned, a number have been identified over many years.

SA nuclear site set to get green light Dec 21 2015 10:45 * Dr Kelvin Kemm The Koeberg nuclear power station just outside Cap The Koeberg nuclear power station just outside Cape Town.

As far as is known, the risks from this type of low level contamination are small, but as we contemplate on one hand trying to clear up all the old nuclear sites, and on the other, building new plants, it may be wise to think about the long term implications of relying on nuclear energy.

A helicopter equipped with radiation detecting equipment has been used to scan almost 4000 hectares of the USA's Hanford nuclear site in search of radioactive rabbit droppings.

Video from CNN shows the March 2011 tsunami crashing into Fukushima nuclear site.

I'd like to see the documenation you say is on the World Nuclear site.

In the UK, we assisted in the successful application for the first nuclear site license.