ANS Nuclear Cafe Update: An Illustration of the Real Nature of the Nuclear Waste Problem

An Illustration of the Real Nature of the Nuclear Waste Problem By ansnuclearcafe on Feb 24, 2016 04:11 pm By Jim Hopf Despite progress in Scandinavia on nuclear waste storage, and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s conclusion that Yucca Mountain in Nevada would meet all the (impeccable) technical requirements, Continue Reading → Read in browser » National Engineer’s Week: Nuclear Energy for the Next Generation By ansnuclearcafe on Feb 21, 2016 12:00 pm By Beth Piper Engineers are the scaffolding of society; designing, implementing, and maintaining the structures, machines, and processes that support our world. Without their efforts we would be without access Continue Reading → Read in browser » Nuclear Cafe Matinee – Former ANS President (2008-2009) Bill Burchill By ansnuclearcafe on Feb 19, 2016 01:39 pm 2008–2009 American Nuclear Society President William Burchill is interviewed on the benefits of nuclear: “Nuclear Energy is a very big part of the solution for all of us.” #Nuclear4Climate Read in browser »

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