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New Report
Moving Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems to Global Deployment: In this FAS Special Report, Charles D. Ferguson, FAS President, identifies the major factors that will affect deployment of advanced reactors (often referred to as Generation IV reactors) in the coming years to decades and analyzes what industry and governments need to do to move forward toward the ultimate goal of widespread deployment of potentially hundreds of highly energy-efficient, much safer, more proliferation-resistant, and economically-competitive nuclear power systems. The main intentions of the report are to provide a guide to policymakers in the form of findings that lay out potential pathways to forward deployment of one or more advanced nuclear power systems within the next ten to twenty years.
From the Blogs
Countering the Islamic State, and More from CRS: Some
60 nations and partner organizations have made commitments to help
counter the Islamic State with military forces or resources, according
to a new report from
the Congressional Research Service. But coalition efforts suffer from a
lack of coherence, CRS said. “Without a single authority responsible
for prioritizing and adjudicating between different multinational
civilian and military lines of effort, different actors often work at
cross-purposes without intending to do so.”FAS in the News
- August 20: Politico, Former officials question Clinton's email defense
- August 19: National Journal, The Other 'Top Secret' Problem Hurting Hillary Clinton
- August 18: The Washington Times, U.S. fight against Islamic State ‘disorganized,’ ‘incoherent,’ report
- August 18: Politico, Behind Putin's nuclear threats
- August 18: inewsnetwork, Scientists Federation Insists that U.S. Is Cooking up a New Nuclear Bomb
- August 14: AFP, New Pentagon rules may change war reporting
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