Google Alert – DANGER TO US NUCLEAR PLANTS Inbox x Google Alerts googlealerts-noreply@google.com 11:19 AM (3 minutes ago) to me News 8 new results for DANGER TO US NUCLEAR PLANTS Uddhav justifies Sainiks threatening scientist over Jaitapur N-plantTimes of IndiaSena CEO Uddhav Thackeray saw nothing wrong in the Sainiks’ threat to Kakodkar. “In fact, the Continue Reading →
Daytime Credit a Thing of the Past as the Fed Rewards High Reserves The Darker Reality of India’s Nuclear Power Goals Politics, Pandering and Petroleum Prices China Embraces Fracking in Seismically Active Province – Quakes to Follow? Norway Hopes to Develop Thorium Nuclear Power Natural Gas Analysis for the Week of February 27, 2012 Shell Continue Reading →
Malaysians protest against rare earth refinery Opponents of plant, which will process radioactive ore from Australia, say it poses health and environmental risks Share22 reddit this Associated Press guardian.co.uk, Sunday 26 February 2012 17.27 GMT Article history Protesters say the rare earth plant being built in eastern Malaysia poses a hazard from radioactive waste. Photograph: Continue Reading →
News 5 new results for DANGER TO US NUCLEAR PLANTS UK firms in danger of missing out on nuclear plant contractsTelegraph.co.ukBritish companies will struggle to win the bulk of the £60bn expected to be spent building the next generation of nuclear plants, the Prime Minister has been told. The French nuclear plant taken in Nogent-sur-Seine. Continue Reading →
Oil Price Daily News Update Hamas Strike Electricity Deal with Egypt Posted: 26 Feb 2012 07:11 AM PST On 23 February the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, announced that Hamas Gazan leader Ismail Haneya had reached a “comprehensive agreement” with Egypt to permanently end Gaza’s ongoing electricity crisis. The agreement come Continue Reading →
Hot Topics THE CONVERSATION 27 February 2012, 6.37am AEST Security in doubt as Australia’s aging oil refineries shut down The looming closure of three Australian refineries will affect the security of liquid fuel supplies in Australia. This is particularly so if the government and the oil industry do not devise a joint strategy with which to Continue Reading →