Energy

IAEA States Back Post-Fukushima Nuclear Safety Plan

The U.N.

Publication Date: 
23/09/2011
Fredrik Dahl
Planet Ark (Australia)
Tags:
Japan, Nuclear Safety, Nuclear Power, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Nuclear Power Plants, Natural Disasters, Earthquakes, Radiation, Germany, France, Singapore, Canada, Denmark, United States Of America (US)
Energy

Fukushima To Slow, Not Stop, Nuclear Growth

Environmental group Greenpeace calls it a "dying and dangerous" industry and Europe's biggest engineering conglomerate, Siemens, is exiting the sector altogether.

Publication Date: 
23/09/2011
Fredrik Dahl
Planet Ark (Australia)
Tags:
Japan, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Safety, Nuclear Accidents, Natural Disasters, Greenpeace, Germany, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Energy, Climate Change, Renewable Energy
Energy

U.N. Nuclear Safety Proposals Weakened: Diplomats

Countries with atomic power plants would be encouraged to host international safety review missions, under a draft U.N.

Publication Date: 
31/08/2011
Fredrik Dahl
Planet Ark (Australia)
Tags:
United States Of America (US), Nuclear Power, Nuclear Safety, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Japan, Europe, Energy Policy, India, Pakistan, China
Energy

U.N. Nuclear Report Shows Japan Safety Shortcomings

U.N. Nuclear Report Shows Japan Safety Shortcomings Photo: Tokyo Electric Power Co/Handout
Workers in protective suits are seen at a cesium absorption tower at Tokyo Electric Power Co.

Publication Date: 
20/06/2011
Fredrik Dahl
Planet Ark (Australia)
Tags:
Japan, Nuclear Accidents, Tsunami, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Earthquakes, Nuclear Safety, Radiation, Hazardous Waste, Energy Policy