International Isotopes' NM facility receives NRC approval Bizjournals.com International Isotopes Inc. (OTCBB: INIS) said Wednesday it has received a license from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to build a depleted uranium deconversion and fluorine extraction processing facility. The license, which has a 40-year term ... | ||
US Nuclear Companies Push for Easier Exports Energy and Capital This year, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued its first nuclear reactor construction licenses in over 30 years, even as domestic demand is crashing thanks to booming natural gas production. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is charging ahead with ... | ||
Federal nuclear regulators approve license for proposed NM uranium ... The Republic Officials with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission signed the construction and operating license for International Isotopes Inc. during a ceremony Tuesday. The NRC determined in August that there were no environmental effects that would preclude ... | ||
UniStar files petition for review of decision So Md News UniStar Nuclear Energy LLC filed a petition Monday with the five-member, presidentially appointed commission that oversees the Nuclear Regulatory Commission asking for a review of the decision the three-judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board issued ... | ||
Nuclear disaster drill staged at Indian Point and nearby counties The Journal News | LoHud.com Federal and state agencies involved in any emergency response, such as the Federal Emergency Management Association and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, also took part. John Ventosa, Entergy Nuclear site vice president, said the event is a means ... | ||
Spent nuclear fuel: A danger or resource? Times of India The American verdict delivered on June 8 struck down rules framed by the nuclear regulatory commission, extending the storage period for SNF at the plants from 30 years to 60 years beyond the expiry of their licenses. Allowing petitions filed by four ... | ||
SNMMI Issues Updated Guideline for Therapy of Thyroid Disease with I-131 DOTmed.com Licensure to possess I-131 and regulations regarding the release of patients treated with radioiodine, while governed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Physicians engaged in therapy with I-131 must be ... | ||
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Michele Kearney's Nuclear Wire
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Thursday, October 4, 2012
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