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World's 'deadliest' lake had so much radioactive waste it was 'as toxic as Chernobyl'
Before being infilled, the lake was 900 metres in length and 500m wide - a far cry from the world's largest lake, Caspian Sea ...
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The Time is Now: Nuclear for a Net Zero Future
In the global effort to decarbonize energy, industry and transport, progress is being made, especially in recognising the ...
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Magnetic field that helps radar detection weakening over North America, claims China
The rapid loss of the magnetic field over North America is still unexplained but is linked to the shift of geomagnetic poles ...
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IAEA Trains the Next Generation of Radiation Protection Leaders in Asia and the Pacific
Twenty-five radiation protection professionals from across Asia and the Pacific have just graduated from a six-month IAEA training programme designed to build sustainable skills in radiation ...
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Encouraging economic growth: Building trust and confidence in nuclear energy
Nuclear energy is a powerful resource that offers a path to sustainable growth - however, fear and misinformation have ...
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‘Hawking radiation’ that may be erasing black holes could reveal new physics
Scientists are now claiming that primordial black holes may be heating up and exploding throughout the universe. Detection of ...
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Nissan plans 9,000 job cuts, slashes annual profit outlook
Nissan Motor announced a $2.6 billion cost saving plan on Thursday, including 9,000 job cuts and a 20% reduction in global ...
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Tim Ezell's Inspirational Moments: The world changes; our walk does not
The world is ever-changing but our walk remains the same. ‘My heart is full today’: Harris concedes loss to Trump as others warn about his second term ...
World's first wooden satellite, developed in Japan, heads to space
The world's first wooden satellite, built by Japanese researchers, was launched into space on Tuesday, in an early test of ...
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World's first nuclear radiation-detecting chip can be fitted on smartphones
The innovative chip developed by CNNC can measure dose rates of X-ray and gamma radiation, ranging from 100 nanoSievert/hour to 10 milliSievert/hour. This broad range makes it suitable for use in ...