Sentences with phrase «with nuclear power plants»

Our problems with nuclear power plants stems from an early design that used fuel that was friendly towards making weapons; lithium does not have that problem.
Last fall, a South Korean filmmaker released the trailer for a feature - length disaster movie that opens with a nuclear power plant exploding and ends with the hero crying for his mother.
Hopefully some of these cancelled coal plants will be replaced with nuclear power plants instead.
In stark contrast, the very serious problems with the nuclear power plant in Fukushima have unearthed another, more problematic aspect of Japanese culture: their amazing ability of political denial in the face of scientific facts.
The President of Ukraine, Leonid Kravchuk, will meet representatives of Western governments in Vienna later this month to discuss what to do with the nuclear power plant at Chernobyl.
Look, we've sailed Navy ships around the world for 60 years with nuclear power plants on them.
Ask some of our navy veterans here, they'll tell you, we've been sailing navy ships around the world for 50 years with nuclear power plants on them.
Richter claimed that radioactivity is not a health risk with nuclear power plants only producing a fraction of the radioactivity the bones of living humans generate.
Come late September New York State will be the only place in America with a nuclear power plant operating without a license.
Legal battles have already been fought in the US over scarce water resources in regions with nuclear power plants, including the Catawba river basin in the Carolinas and the Apalachicola / Chattahoochee / Flint river basin in Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
Our research reactor BER II in Berlin - Wannsee can not be compared with a nuclear power plant.
More than two dozen senators with nuclear power plants in their states nonetheless voted against Yucca Mountain.
Last fall, a South Korean filmmaker released the trailer for «Pandora,» a feature - length disaster movie that opens with a nuclear power plant exploding.
The Price - Anderson Act, first enacted by Congress in 1957, shelters U.S. utilities with nuclear power plants from the cost of such an accident.
Restating his well - known championship of nuclear power, Hansen says using fossil fuels is very dangerous by comparison with nuclear power plants.
Most of the support for the site is among senators from industrial states with nuclear power plants, says Bob Loux, director of the Nevada Nuclear Waste Project Office.
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