First, the deal to enhance nuclear energy will in fact curtail Indiarsquo;s nuclear defence. Secondly, closer interaction with the US which the deal brings about will compromise national independence and make India a client state of the …
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Third, new plants are needed for recovery of plutonium in the spent fuel from the heavy water reactors to launch a sizable fast breeder programme. Some thought should be given to establishing quickly a large national reprocessing …
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Nuclear energy cannot address issues connected to the greenhouse gas buildup. Nuclear power plants are too costly, take too long to build, and are too expensive to operate to affect the problem in time. In fact, investments in nuclear …
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Since May, the IAEA has been investigating Syria, based on US intelligence allegations that it had almost completed a secret nuclear reactor that might have made bomb-grade plutonium before the site was destroyed in an Israeli air …
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Security risks have heightened in recent weeks on the Korean peninsula after North Korea declared it was stepping away from a nuclear disarmament deal and restoring a Soviet-era nuclear reactor that can make bomb-grade plutonium. …
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The US halts oil shipments and aid, and demands you keep up your side of the bargain. You remove seals from the original nuclear reactor and announce it is going to be activated again, and you’ll restart reprocessing plutonium. …
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The main problem for the terrorists now is lack of fissile material, which is plutonium or uranium with large portion being able to perform rapid nuclear fission. Both plutonium and uranium suitable for making nuclear weapons are rare. …
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As soon as Dubya heard about it he suggested an alternative, a Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) which would be US-led & US controlled. It would make money for a same energy companies that have always overwhelmingly supported a …
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India has not signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and though the Bush-Singh trade accord provides for nuclear energy it allows India to progress as “nuclear weapons state” without strings attached. …
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Nuclear energy must be a primary concern of the energy future. The expansion and perpetuation of the nuclear power industry can only be accomplished by means of massive government subsidies. The public interest is not served by such a …
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