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From Hegemony to Multipolarity: How Post-Cold War U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Russia Is Creating a ...

GlobalResearch 22 Mar 2023
Another incomprehensible narrative, one replete with fundamental contradictions, relates to the alleged shelling of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in the city of Enerhodar by ...Ukraine nuclear power station shelled, UN nuclear watchdog says”, CBNC, November 20, 2022.
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Drax hits pause button on £2bn investment in bioenergy technology

The Business Desk 21 Mar 2023
It explains the research shows that by 2027, peak demand for electricity in Great Britain will increase by 4GW but at the same time the imminent closure of coal, older gas generation and nuclear power stations will remove up to 6.3GW of secure capacity from the grid.
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The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt will move back to San Diego on Thursday

Stars and Stripes 21 Mar 2023
The nuclear-powered carrier, which was commissioned in 1986, is expected to arrive at Naval Air Station North Island at midday. The Navy didn’t provide more details about its passage into San Diego Bay ... .
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Bill aims to halt sale of real estate group in SLV

Index-Journal 21 Mar 2023
... the proximity to the dam, which is the major dam along the Savannah River and also a hydroelectric supplier; its proximity to Fort Gordon, which is the United States Army’s national cybercommand post; and its proximity to Plant Vogtle, a major nuclear power station,” Massey said.
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Government Makes Laughable Claim the MHRA is “Globally Recognised for Requiring High Standards of Safety ...

The Daily Sceptic 21 Mar 2023
On Friday March 17th 2023, there was an Adjournment debate in the House of Commons about the Covid vaccines. Here are the video and transcript ... It was damning ... Will Quince MP replied for the Government ... It is like the nuclear regulator saying “his nuclear power station is safe because he gets no more contaminated water leaks than the other ones” ... Tags.
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Nuclear option: Illinois grapples with the future of nuclear power

Longview News-Journal 20 Mar 2023
Illinois’ nuclear power stations are all owned by Constellation Energy ... Illinois has the most nuclear power reactors of any state, a distinction it was at risk of losing in 2016 and 2021, when Exelon, the then-owner of all the state’s nuclear plants, threatened to close stations for economic reasons.
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TeraWulf Announces it Has Deployed BITMAIN Miners at the Nuclear-Powered Nautilus Facility

Eagle-Tribune 20 Mar 2023
... nuclear-powered Nautilus bitcoin mining facility ... The Nautilus facility represents the first behind-the-meter bitcoin mining facility of its kind, directly sourcing reliable, carbon-free, 24x7 baseload power from the 2.5 GW Susquehanna nuclear generation station in Pennsylvania.
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Illinois grapples with the future of nuclear power

The Telegraph - Alton 19 Mar 2023
The Clinton (Illinois) Power Station, 130 miles northeast of the Riverbend, is the Illinois nuclear power station nearest to the area ... Illinois’ nuclear power stations are all owned by Constellation Energy ... Illinois has the most nuclear power reactors of any state, a distinction it ...
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When Russia took control of Zaporizhzhia's nuclear power plant, Ukrainian technicians were forced to flee, ...

RNZ 19 Mar 2023
The warfare taking place around Ukraine's largest nuclear power plant has prompted warnings of possible disaster - but workers say the scenes inside the station are just as alarming ... For months, mostly Ukrainian workers have kept the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine operating while living and working under Russian occupation.
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Xi's Russia visit to strengthen global stability

China Daily 19 Mar 2023
At present, the two governments are working on various projects including co-building an international space station on the moon and investing in nuclear power stations.
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Spare us the do-gooding chancellors who can’t help meddling in our lives

The Times/The Sunday Times 19 Mar 2023
There’s a story people involved in the nuclear industry often tell. It is about the desire to make nuclear power stations safer by adding technocratic fixes to avert the risk of meltdown ... Related articles. LEADING ARTICLE. Taxing Questions ... .
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UK funding lunar nuclear reactor

Russia Today 18 Mar 2023
Back on Earth, the first new nuclear reactor in the UK in 30 years was delivered to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station last month ... classify nuclear power as “sustainable,” in a bid to circumvent the UK’s own environmental rules and build new reactors.
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China has shown geopolitical chutzpah with Saudi-Iran truce. What next?The two countries, representing the two ...

Deccan Herald 18 Mar 2023
This will either invite direct confrontation with the US Navy or turn the Gulf waters into an area of prolonged stand-off between the two contesting powers. Chinese attempts to station PLA Navy’s nuclear submarines in the Persian Gulf and ply them in the adjoining Indian Ocean also cannot be ruled out.
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The International Criminal Court

The Irish Times 17 Mar 2023
A genuinely neutral Ireland should condemn all those who commit war crimes. Fri Mar 17 2023 - 00.08 ... Virtually all modern wars involve war crimes due to the indiscriminate use of powerful weapons. The Ukraine war brings the added risks of nuclear war and catastrophic damage to nuclear power stations ... Mr Martin was quoted as saying ... READ MORE ... .

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