Sentences with phrase «leading nuclear policy»

-- In response to Toshiba's failings, one of India's leading nuclear policy experts is calling for the government to scrap existing plans with Areva, Westinghouse and Russia's Rosatom, and «Make Nuclear Indian Again» by scaling up the country's indigenous design.

Not exact matches

The Trump administration is holding talks on providing nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia — a move that critics say could upend decades of U.S. policy and lead to an arms race in the Middle East.

Richard Nephew, the lead sanctions expert for the U.S. team that negotiated the nuclear deal, cautioned against drawing conclusions, noting that Trump has flip - flopped after appearing to announce a policy decision in the past.

«70 Acting on this belief, Wallis led his Sojourners community in over forty public actions during the first six months of 1977, protesting such issues as the use of torture, the proliferation of nuclear armaments, and the government's repressive housing policies.

His off - the - cuff speaking habit led him to make extreme statements on sensitive subjects (such as nuclear weapons) that alarmed foreign policy experts, but his partisans viewed such outbursts as evidence of his authenticity.

Seeking to outline his policies to lead Labour, Smith said were he prime minister, he would order a nuclear strike if it were needed.

Shadow defence secretary Emily Thornberry is leading a review of the party's defence policy and has urged MPs to keep an open mind on the replacement of the nuclear deterrent.

The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks led to new requirements to safeguard spent fuel pools at U.S. reactors, but the overall policy toward the nuclear fuel cycle has been bound up in the fight over the proposed fuel repository at Nevada's Yucca Mountain, which the Obama administration wants to terminate.

The Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 established a framework for the permanent disposal of the nation's nuclear waste, leading to the 1987 selection of Yucca Mountain, a barren peak in the high desert of Nevada, as the site of a deep geologic repository that would be built and operated by the Department of Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 established a framework for the permanent disposal of the nation's nuclear waste, leading to the 1987 selection of Yucca Mountain, a barren peak in the high desert of Nevada, as the site of a deep geologic repository that would be built and operated by the Department of nuclear waste, leading to the 1987 selection of Yucca Mountain, a barren peak in the high desert of Nevada, as the site of a deep geologic repository that would be built and operated by the Department of Energy.

It's a busy time for nuclear - policy analysts: Just days after President Obama told a crowd of 20,000 in Prague that the U.S. had a «moral responsibility» to take the lead in ridding the world of nuclear weapons, two groups have come forward with their own blueprints for doing so.

«But as this document illustrates, the new triad also leads to an expansion of nuclear targeting policy.»

«In 2017, we saw reckless language in the nuclear realm heat up already dangerous situations and relearned that minimizing evidence - based assessments regarding climate and other global challenges does not lead to better public policies,» said Rachel Bronson, the Bulletin's president and CEO in Chicago, Illinois.

In the 484th Brookhaven Lecture, Thomas Graham explains the events that led to policy decisions on nuclear weapons in the mid-20th century.

From 1990 to the formation of NEI in 1994 he was the Vice President of Technical Programs at the U.S. Council for Energy Awareness (USCEA) where he was responsible for ensuring the technical accuracy and effectiveness of USCEA's industry communications and also led the regulatory, policy and R&D activities associated with supporting companies in the front - end of the nuclear fuel cycle.

> Reply - To: «Alistair R G Paton» > From: «Alistair R G Paton» > To: > Cc: «Gary R Stewart», > REDACTEDMartin G Green», > REDACTEDMax Kaplan», > REDACTEDGary Wilson», > REDACTEDPublic Relations Division», > REDACTEDRisk Management Division», > REDACTEDLegal Services Division», > REDACTEDFinancial Services Division», > REDACTEDEvaluations Division», > REDACTEDAuditing and Verification Division» > Subject: The Carbon Trader — 12th Edition — «GORE»S US$ 79Billion GREEN POLICY» > Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2000 16:58:26 +1000 > Organization: thecarbontrader.com > X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE VREDACTED0 > > REDACTEDREDACTEDREDACTEDREDACTEDREDACTEDREDACTED > REDACTEDREDACTEDth Edition of The Carbon Trader — weekly «the > worlds leading reporter, library and commercial services intermediary > within the emerging carbon trading market» was published this morning 3 > JulyREDACTEDth Edition free of charge via: www.thecarbontrader.com > edition we report on: Al Gore's US$ 79b Green Policy, World Bank's Green > loans to Poland ($ 93m) and India ($ 130m), Concerns over Chinese Aluminium > markets, Nuclear Power to be phased out by 2020, Norway's Energy Minister > announces green agency, Senator Robert Hill press releases and many more > must read articles.

At the end of May, the German government decided to take a turn in its energy policy: By 2022, nuclear power will be completely abandoned - which will inevitably lead to a greater reliance on renewable energy, not least wind power.

Prior to the Fukushima disaster that followed the 2011 tsunami, Japan shuttered its nuclear generation fleet, leading in part to the 2012 introduction of the feed - in tariff policy for solar, the primary beneficiary of which to date has been the utility - scale solar (known as «megasolar» in Japan) sector.

We need only look at California, where renewable power is at risk of ousting the state's last nuclear plant from the grid — and raise carbon emissions in the process — to see where ill - judged energy policies are leading the country.

He has also been noted by the Nuclear Energy Institute as a leading voice on nuclear energy policy Nuclear Energy Institute as a leading voice on nuclear energy policy nuclear energy policy issues.

Germany Leads the Way Germany leads the G8 receiving green ratings for its renewable energy policy and adoption of renewable energy; however it received red ratings for its transport policy and its overall electric / nuclear poLeads the Way Germany leads the G8 receiving green ratings for its renewable energy policy and adoption of renewable energy; however it received red ratings for its transport policy and its overall electric / nuclear poleads the G8 receiving green ratings for its renewable energy policy and adoption of renewable energy; however it received red ratings for its transport policy and its overall electric / nuclear policy.

This policy does not cover the pre-existing conditions that may lead to cancer (pre-cancerous or related conditions), cancer contributed by sexually transmitted diseases or cancer caused by alcohol or nuclear contamination.

If the injury leading to death occurred while the deceased was in the process of working on or repairing a car; doing certain commercial work or work for charge as defined in the specifics of the mandatory car insurance policy; died as a result of suicide, died as a result of war, nuclear reaction, or contamination; died as a result of being struck by a railroad car or a farm tractor; or died as a result of injuries sustained while racing, there is generally no coverage on these types of policies.