Wednesday, August 8, 2018

CIA’s Mockingbirds and “Ruling Class Journalists”

CIA’s Mockingbirds and “Ruling Class Journalists”: Via admissions against interest and Freedom of Information requests, it is well documented that many reporters publish stories at the behest of government and globalists. By William F. Jasper

Red Tide Is Devastating Florida's Sea Life. Are Humans to Blame?

Red Tide Is Devastating Florida's Sea Life. Are Humans to Blame?: "Anything that can leave has, and anything that couldn't leave has died."

Police Were Not Policed: Without Accountability, Hard to Trust DOJ & FBI Now | National Review

Police Were Not Policed: Without Accountability, Hard to Trust DOJ & FBI Now | National Review: The public will not be able to square such a circle — believe that the intelligence agencies are trustworthy now, while knowing they were deeply corrupt in the very recent past — unless there is some accountability for U.S. government misdeeds.

Behind the Scenes at the Twitter Purge – With Scott Horton, Peter Van Buren, and Daniel McAdams - Antiwar.com Blog

Behind the Scenes at the Twitter Purge – With Scott Horton, Peter Van Buren, and Daniel McAdams - Antiwar.com Blog: Sunday’s suspension and banning of antiwar and libertarian Twitter users Peter Van Buren (whistleblower), Scott Horton (Antiwar.com Editorial Director), and Daniel McAdams (Ron Paul Institute Director) is all over the media today, including on Drudge and Zero Hedge. In today’s Ron Paul Institute special report we bring all three together to tell what really happened… … Continue reading "Behind the Scenes at the Twitter Purge – With Scott Horton, Peter Van Buren, and Daniel McAdams"

The Satanic Nature of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki | OffGuardian

The Satanic Nature of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki | OffGuardian: The Satanic Nature of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Something’s Happening | The Vortex

Something’s Happening | The Vortex: And it's GOOD.

August 8, 2018—Homosexuality Is the Problem | The Download

August 8, 2018—Homosexuality Is the Problem | The Download: The priesthood is not a gay vocation.

Bill Donohue: I Knew About McCarrick

Bill Donohue: I Knew About McCarrick: President of Catholic League admits he knew and did nothing

The Solar-Plus-Storage Market is Maturing | The Energy Collective Daily

Nukes: Intentions Matter More Than Weapons | Graham E. Fuller

Nukes: Intentions Matter More Than Weapons | Graham E. Fuller: Nukes: Intentions Matter More Than Weapons Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 13 June 2018 The fascinating, elaborately choreographed diplomatic pas de deux

Can you recover the power grid after a cyberattack? The Department of Energy finds out | ZDNet

Can you recover the power grid after a cyberattack? The Department of Energy finds out | ZDNet: The project will investigate the consequences of attacks on energy infrastructure and how long it takes systems to recover.

Hackers found and cracked this fake electricity substation network in just two days | ZDNet

Hackers found and cracked this fake electricity substation network in just two days | ZDNet: Nation states aren't the only threat to critical infrastructure.

Significant progress made on Vogtle 3 4 construction - MarketWatch

Russia leads the world at nuclear-reactor exports - Daily chart

Russia leads the world at nuclear-reactor exports - Daily chart: THE nuclear power industry, which had been in the doldrums since the 1980s, suffered a devastating blow in 2011 when a tsunami engulfed the Fukushima power plant in Japan, ultimately causing a meltdown. The amount of electricity generated by nuclear power worldwide plunged 11% in two years, and has not recovered since.

Closing The Lid At Vermont Yankee: What's Next For Sealed Nuclear Waste | Vermont Public Radio

Closing The Lid At Vermont Yankee: What's Next For Sealed Nuclear Waste | Vermont Public Radio: Four years after the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant shut down, the last of its spent nuclear waste has been sealed away in storage casks and sent to a

British Report Recommends Subsidies For SMR Development

British Report Recommends Subsidies For SMR Development

A study commissioned by the British government on financial considerations of small modular reactors said Tuesday that SMR developers should be given subsidies to help the UK stay competitive and independent in energy resourcing. Read more or commenthttp://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2018/08/07/british-report-recommends-subsidies-for-smr-development-080702#.W2segX4nZSx

Divers Complete Cleanup Milestone At Sizewell A (with Video)


Divers Complete Cleanup Milestone At Sizewell A (with Video) Underwater experts tasked with cutting up former fuel storage skips and other equipment at the Sizewell A plant in Britain have completed their work nearly two months ahead of schedule, Magnox Ltd. announced last week. Read more and watch video >>>>http://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2018/08/06/divers-complete-cleanup-milestone-at-sizewell-a-080601#.W2seOX4nZSx

EU Unable to Neutralize US Sanctions against Iran

by Soeren Kern • August 8, 2018 at 5:00 am

"Anyone doing business with Iran will NOT be doing business with the United States." — US President Donald J. Trump.
"The EU is demanding that its largest corporations risk the whole cake for a few crumbs." — Samuel Jackisch, Brussels correspondent for German public broadcaster ARD.
"The fines are in the multibillions these days so it's just not worth the risk for a small piece of business and maybe pleasing a European government." — Investment banker quoted by Reuters.

In a joint statement, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini (pictured) and the foreign ministers of France, Germany and the UK openly admitted that for the EU the Iran nuclear deal is all about money and vowed to protect European companies from US penalties. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

The European Union has announced a new regulation aimed at shielding European companies from the impact of US sanctions on Iran. The measure, which has been greeted with skepticism by the European business media, is unlikely to succeed: it expects European companies to risk their business interests in the US market for interests in the much smaller Iranian market.

The so-called "Blocking Statute" entered into effect on August 7, the same day that the first round of US sanctions on Iran officially snapped back into place. Those sanctions target Iran's purchases of US dollars — the main currency for international financial transactions and oil purchases — as well as the auto, civil aviation, coal, industrial software and metals sectors. A second, much stronger round of sanctions targeting Iran's oil exports, takes effect on November 5.

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Czech PM calls for CEZ nuclear plant expansion decision this year | Reuters

Czech PM calls for CEZ nuclear plant expansion decision this year | Reuters: Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis wants a decision by the end of 2018 on financing majority state-owned utility CEZ's multi-billion dollar nuclear power expansion.

UK government review backs subsidies for mini nuclear plants | Reuters

UK government review backs subsidies for mini nuclear plants | Reuters: Britain should offer developers of mini nuclear plants subsidies similar to those made available to the offshore wind industry, an independent review commissioned by the government said on Tuesday.

Wolf Creek Nuclear Selects Orano TN for Used Fuel Storage - Power Engineering

Cost pegged at $43M to mothball Duke Energy nuke plant – Florida Politics

Cost pegged at $43M to mothball Duke Energy nuke plant – Florida Politics: The Public Service Commission essentially closed the books Tuesday on Duke Energy Florida’s $43 million plan to finish ’decommissioning’ of its Crystal River 3 nuclear power plant — but only after spending the better part of an hour debating two procedural points. In the end, the commission vot…

Heber considers a nuclear-powered future

Feds find criticality, nuclear storage issues at Y-12

Feds find criticality, nuclear storage issues at Y-12: A string of federal reports shows CNS is revising safety protocol after workers discovered unauthorized material and uranium accumulation at the plant.

White House adviser Bolton urges North Korea to act on denuclearization | Reuters

White House adviser Bolton urges North Korea to act on denuclearization | Reuters: White House national security adviser John Bolton on Tuesday said North Korea has not taken the necessary steps to denuclearize despite an agreement between Pyongyang's leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump in June.

SCE&G will appeal court order allowing nuclear rate cut | Business | postandcourier.com

Contract for recycled fuel for Chinese Candus - World Nuclear News

Contract for recycled fuel for Chinese Candus - World Nuclear News: Canada's SNC-Lavalin is to supply its 37M Natural Uranium Equivalent fuel - a mixture of depleted and recycled uranium - to units 1 and 2 of the Qinshan Phase III nuclear power plant in China's Zhejiang province.

Call for UK government to back small nuclear projects - World Nuclear News

Call for UK government to back small nuclear projects - World Nuclear News: Government support is required in order to stimulate private investment in the development of small-scale nuclear power projects in the UK, according to a report produced by an independent advisory group.

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The Breakthrough Institute - Twenty-First Century Nuclear Innovation

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America’s Role in Global Nuclear Innovation The Once and Future King?

America’s Role in Global Nuclear Innovation

The Once and Future King?

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Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Global Warming Is Coming and Russia for One Is Rejoicing

Global Warming Is Coming and Russia for One Is Rejoicing: Temperatures in the European Arctic have soared above 32C this past week

Why Grid Resilience Starts With Storage

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Urenco well positioned to serve nuclear market of the future | TheBusinessDesk.com

Urenco well positioned to serve nuclear market of the future | TheBusinessDesk.com: 'Urenco is well positioned to support growth and meet customers' changing needs'

Department Of Energy Announces Request For Information On Offshore Wind Energy R&D Facilities

By By U.S. Department Of Energy, / August 6, 2018 10:00 AM

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced a Request for Information (RFI) seeking public input on existing capabilities and needs of national-level offshore wind research and development (R&D) test facilities. This RFI will allow industry and the public to provide knowledge and recommendations to DOE for the development of offshore wind facilities –
Keep reading →https://breakingenergy.com/2018/08/06/department-of-energy-announces-request-for-information-on-offshore-wind-energy-rd-facilities/?utm_source=Breaking+Energy+Newsletters+Master+List&utm_campaign=a4eb55e43f-MAILCHIMP_BD_DAILY&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_88392479a3-a4eb55e43f-411632309

5th Annual Nuclear Decommissioning and Used Fuel Strategy Summit (October 1-2, Charlotte, NC).

This is your last week to secure the early bird discount on your pass for the 5^th Annual Nuclear Decommissioning and Used Fuel Strategy Summit (October 1-2, Charlotte, NC).
Register by Friday 10 August to save $400 off your pass!
Year-on-year, the 2018 summit is already 21% up on utility delegations. Here is just a sample of what 400+ decommissioning and used fuel experts will gain this October:

Leading Decision Maker Attendees: President & CNO, NextEra Energy Resources, Director of Decommissioning, Entergy, Site VP, Entergy, Director, Duke & more gather to discuss key lessons learned and upcoming opportunities

Global Utility Case Studies: VP Decommissioning and CNO, SCE, Snr Director FCS Decommissioning, OPPD, Director Nuclear Policy & Support, Duke Energy, SVP Commercial Decommissioning at EnergySolutions, & executive from Entergy share key market openings
All the key market players under one roof: network with teams of delegates from Holtec, OPPD, FirstEnergy, Entergy, SONGS, NextEra, US NRC, Duke Energy, EnergySolutions, Orano, NAC International and many more

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Thorium power has a protactinium problem - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Thorium power has a protactinium problem - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: Protactinium’s distinctive chemistry could make thorium reactors less resistant to nuclear weapons proliferation than their proponents believe.

National Defense Authorization Act orders DOE to study deploying micro-reactors - Daily Energy Insider

National Defense Authorization Act orders DOE to study deploying micro-reactors - Daily Energy Insider: The National Defense Authorization Act, recently passed by Congress, includes language directing the Secretary of Energy to develop a pilot program and report on the possibility of deploying micro-reactors at national security facilities.© Shutterstock The ... Read More »

State Lands Commission To Hear Public Input On San Onofre Decommissioning | KPBS

Trump reinstates Iran sanctions, slams 'horrible' nuclear deal | Fox News

Trump reinstates Iran sanctions, slams 'horrible' nuclear deal | Fox News: President Trump on Monday renewed sanctions on Iran as he followed through on vows to unravel the Obama-era nuclear deal with Tehran.

French, British regions unite for nuclear growth - World Nuclear News

French, British regions unite for nuclear growth - World Nuclear News: Economic development organisations in the South West of England and Normandy in northern France have agreed to collaborate in the creation of jobs, unlocking opportunities and attracting new investment in the nuclear sector within both regions.

Turbine equipment installed at Leningrad II-2 - World Nuclear News

Turbine equipment installed at Leningrad II-2 - World Nuclear News: Installation of the main equipment for the turbine of unit 2 of the Leningrad Phase II nuclear power plant in northwest Russia has been completed and according to schedule, Rosatom said yesterday.

the 3rd Annual Nuclear Plant Digitalization Conference (28-29 November, Charlotte N.C.).

This is your last week to secure the largest discount available on your pass for the 3^rd Annual Nuclear Plant Digitalization Conference (28-29 November, Charlotte N.C.).
This ‘LAUNCH’ flash discount expires Friday 10^th, register here to get an extra $100 off the super-early bird rate - saving you $700 in total
This is the only event where you’ll meet 250+ experts across the entire digitalization industry under one roof. With unparalleled utility attendance already confirmed, you’re guaranteed to network with the decision makers, end-users and buyers who are most interested in hearing about the solutions your company has to offer.
New for 2018: Innovation & Technology Showcase – Witness organizations and SME’s with cutting edge industry solutions give quick fire pitches to our world class judging panel, then join the feedback session with our interactive polling!
Our special guest innovation showcase judges include:

Max Sperando, Innovation Leader Nuclear Digital Plant, Exelon Nuclear
Chris Comfort, Innovation Leader, Southern Nuclear

Here is a snapshot of the other world class speakers confirmed to share their insights:

Janice Hoerber, Application Development Supervisor Digital Innovation, Ameren
Bradley Adams, VP Engineering, Southern Nuclear
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Who Are We To Deny Weak Nations The Nuclear Weapons They Need For Self-Defense?

Who Are We To Deny Weak Nations The Nuclear Weapons They Need For Self-Defense?: Nuclear weapons allow weaker nations to defend themselves from stronger ones. Who are we to try to deny them to North Korea and Iran?

Gov't decides against increasing compensation fund for nuclear disaster - The Mainichi

Gov't decides against increasing compensation fund for nuclear disaster - The Mainichi: TOKYO -- The government announced on Aug. 6 that it will not raise the amount of financial reserves it partially covers under a system requiring power

SCE&G power rate cut: Why, when and how much? | News | postandcourier.com

Judge clears way for $22-a-month reduction in SC power bills | The State

OSHA fines local company for injuries at Sequoyah Nuclear Plant - WDEF

TVA contractor faces penalties over injury to workers at Sequoyah nuclear plant | Times Free Press

Latest tests at Barakah successful as reactor systems exposed to 300-degree heat - The National

Latest tests at Barakah successful as reactor systems exposed to 300-degree heat - The National: The UAE plans to bring a total of four nuclear reactors into operation by 2021 at a cost of $25 billion, producing a combined 5,600 megawatts of power.

Barakah 2 completes hot functional tests - World Nuclear News

Barakah 2 completes hot functional tests - World Nuclear News: Tests that simulate the temperatures and pressures which the reactor systems will be subjected to during normal operation have been completed at unit 2 of Barakah nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates.

UAE's second nuclear reactor nears construction completion - ArabianBusiness.com

UAE's second nuclear reactor nears construction completion - ArabianBusiness.com: Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation says it has successfully completed pre-operational testing on Unit 2 of the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant

Second unit of UAE's nuclear power plant completes pre-operational testing - Gulf Business

More Than 120 Groups Push to Lift Broad Nuclear Subsidies | New York News | US News

More Than 120 Groups Push to Lift Broad Nuclear Subsidies | New York News | US News: ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Some 130 environmental groups are taking aim at New York's nuclear subsidies.

Subsidies for ‘mini’ nuclear power plant backed by review | Financial Times

Decommissioning of Pilgrim Plant will Likely Last 8 Years

Decommissioning of Pilgrim Plant will Likely Last 8 Years: PLYMOUTH – The company that plans to purchase the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth after it shuts down next year expects that it will take up eight years for the sight to be fully de…

Experts: Pilgrim safe from hurricane's impact - News - capecodtimes.com - Hyannis, MA

Experts: Pilgrim safe from hurricane's impact - News - capecodtimes.com - Hyannis, MA: The state's sole operating nuclear power plant is capable of standing up to whatever a major hurricane might bring its way, say experts.

Could Indian Point be next Entergy power plant up for sale?

Lakes bad choice for nuke waste shipments

Lakes bad choice for nuke waste shipments: Uncertainty about proposal to haul high-level waste from Illinois to Port Huron makes it more worrisome.

Vermont Yankee moves used fuel into storage - The Hour

Vermont Yankee moves used fuel into storage - The Hour: MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - Vermont Yankee has moved its remaining spent nuclear fuel into storage.
Vermont Public Radio reports the fuel will be stored in steel and concrete casks near the Connecticut River. Officials say the process is ahead of schedule.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman Neil Sheehan says the commission has allowed Entergy to downsize the area where it's maintaining a high-level security program. Sheehan says the country doesn't have a long-term storage site for nuclear waste.
Vermont Yankee closed in 2014 after operating for 42 years. NorthStar plans to buy the plant.
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Ga. business: Design delays, lack of construction materials hit Vogtle

NEWSMAKER: Lone Democrat at nuclear regulator stands ready to disagree -- Monday, August 6, 2018 -- www.eenews.net E&E News -- Start a free trial

NEWSMAKER: Lone Democrat at nuclear regulator stands ready to disagree -- Monday, August 6, 2018 -- www.eenews.net E&E News -- Start a free trial: The sole Democrat on the five-member Nuclear Regulatory Commission has gotten used to disagreeing — respectfully — with his colleagues.

EM Update August 7, 2018


EM Update \| Vol. 10, Issue 31 \| Aug. 7, 2018

Hanford to Perform Final Assessment Before Resuming PFP Demolition West Valley Crews Mark Two Cleanup Accomplishments Vacuum Enables Oak Ridge Crews to Remove Contaminated Sludge, Debris Contractor Collaborates With College on WTP Training Lab Hanford Workers Prepare to Stabilize Waste Storage Tunnel to Reduce Risk Savannah River National Laboratory Delivers Savings With 3D Printing Testing Underway to Advance Hanford Basin Cleanup Moab UMTRA Project's Lee Shenton Retires, New Liaison Begins Work

Monday, August 6, 2018

Mike & Abbie | Mutual Rescue

Mike & Abbie | Mutual Rescue: The rugged coast of northern California helps a despondent man and a shy shelter dog discover pure joy together through surfing.

Court, regulators clash over tribal survey for uranium project | Local | rapidcityjournal.com

Court, regulators clash over tribal survey for uranium project | Local | rapidcityjournal.com: Federal regulators abandoned a proposed survey of Native American cultural resources at a planned uranium mine site in southwest South Dakota recently, just days before a judge decided the survey

Editorial: Surging prices for electricity - Opinion - providencejournal.com - Providence, RI

Editorial: Surging prices for electricity - Opinion - providencejournal.com - Providence, RI: Some politicians have been critical of National Grid for a proposed 19 percent increase in the electric bill for the typical residential user starting Oct. 1. It’s a frightening number, to be sure. The irony is, politicians have a greater influence over that number than the energy distribution company.
The proposed 19 percent — painful to Rhode Islanders and their economy, if approved by the state — is not a profit center for National Grid. It is the pass-through cost of

Uncertainty over Fennovoima nuclear project worries local developers | Yle Uutiset | yle.fi

Germany faces its worst security dilemma since the 1950s | Financial Times

Germany faces its worst security dilemma since the 1950s | Financial Times: The debate over the future of nuclear deterrence in Europe is simmering in Berlin

Keep coal, nuclear as options for electricity | vindy.com

Valley News - Fading Power in N.H.

Valley News - Fading Power in N.H.: Springfield, n.h. — Chuck Theall, with a burly woodsman’s physique and white Santa Clause beard, stands on the ground near a pile of wood chips piled higher than a house.The warm scent of pine lingers in the air.“I worked 10 years in nuclear power in...

NUCLEAR: Pa. braces for impact as Three Mile Island nears closure -- Thursday, August 2, 2018 -- www.eenews.net: LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Three Mile Island, the plant made famous for a partial meltdown in 1979 that fomented anti-nuclear sentiment, is being felled by a new foe: natural gas.

Subcontractor workers at Richland nuclear power plant paid $1 million in back wages | Tri-City Herald

Nuclear Plant Closures Show Why, When It Comes To Energy, Small Is Expensive

Nuclear Plant Closures Show Why, When It Comes To Energy, Small Is Expensive: Computers and smartphones have misled otherwise intelligent people into believing that energy technologies will become cheaper as they become smaller. In truth, bigger is cheaper for inherently physical reasons.

Hiroshima and the Iran agreement - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: The Hiroshima anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on lessons learned (or not learned) from nuclear war and seven decades of trying to prevent its recurrence, and to apply that knowledge to the current situation in the Middle East

Why the United States did not demonstrate the Bomb's power, ahead of Hiroshima - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Why the United States did not demonstrate the Bomb's power, ahead of Hiroshima - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: Would a demonstration on a forest near Tokyo have had as much or more impact on ending the war as the bombings of distant Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Possibly.

Hiroshima & Nagasaki

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Michele Kearney's Nuclear Wire

Wednesday, August 8, 2018

America’s Role in Global Nuclear Innovation

The Once and Future King?

Tuesday, August 7, 2018

German firm bringing 280 MW of Generation to new Bangladeshi Plants

Westinghouse Electric Emerges from Financial Winter

A Power Ballad: Winds of Change Coming for Gas Generation?

Monday, August 6, 2018

US Nuclear Power Plants Fast Facts

Hiroshima & Nagasaki