61. Explain That Stuff! Science And Technology Made Simple Includes articles about science and technology, including space, computing, and nuclear power. http://www.explainthatstuff.com/

62. Nuclear Power Legal Definition Of Nuclear Power. Nuclear Power Synonyms By The F A form of energy produced by an atomic reaction, capable of producing an alternative source of electrical power to that supplied by coal, gas, or oil. http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Nuclear Power

63. Fast Attacks & Boomers: Submarines In The Cold War Discover how nuclear powered submarines were built, operated and used during the Cold War. http://americanhistory.si.edu/subs/index.html

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64. End The Nuclear Age | Greenpeace International Despite what the nuclear industry tells us, building enough nuclear power stations to make a meaningful reduction in greenhouse gas emissions would cost trillions of dollars http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/nuclear/

65. Joseph Gonyeau's Virtual Nuclear Tourist! Nuclear Plants Around The World Look at reasons to use nuclear power, and how it works. http://www.virtualnucleartourist.com/

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66. Department Of Energy - Nuclear The Office of Nuclear Energy also has responsibilities for space and defense nuclear power systems, advanced nuclear research and development, isotope production and distribution http://www.energy.gov/energysources/nuclear.htm

Skip navigation U.S. Department of Energy Bioenergy Coal ... Wind You are here: DOE Home Energy Sources Nuclear Nuclear DOE's Nuclear Energy (NE) program promotes secure, competitive and environmentally responsible nuclear technologies to serve the present and future energy needs of the United States and the world. With the significant energy and environmental challenges facing the nation in this new century, the benefits of clean and safe nuclear energy are increasingly apparent. A key mission of DOE's nuclear energy research and development program is to strengthen that basic technology and, through some of the most advanced civilian technology research being conducted today, chart the way toward introduction of the next generation of nuclear power plants. The Office of Nuclear Energy also has responsibilities for space and defense nuclear power systems, advanced nuclear research and development, isotope production and distribution, nuclear facilities management, and nuclear fuel security. Additionally, the Energy Information Administration has statistical information related to the production and consumption of nuclear energy learn more Generation IV Nuclear Power Plant History of Nuclear Energy Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (NERI) Nuclear Power 2010 related offices Energy Information Administration Nuclear Energy related labs Idaho National Laboratory Related News Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) increases its size to 25 members.

67. In The Memory Of The Crew Of The Nuclear Powered Submarine "Kursk" In the Memory of the crew of the nuclear powered submarine. http://www.murman.ru/kurskmem/indexe.htm

In the Memory of the crew of the nuclear powered submarine "Kursk" This site is created by friends and arms-comrades of the crew-members of the nuclear powered submarine Kursk We invite to participate all people who is ready to offer moral and finance support to the relatives of heroes. We also greateful to all those who can throw light on the reasons and circumstances of tragedy of the submarine, provide sencible advices and recomendations on her lifting from the bottom. You can send message by E-mail kurskmem@murman.ru and guestbook Crewlist SSGN Kursk Location of tragedy ... Guestbook Dear friends! We express our gratitude to you for participation in the fate of our friend's families. All your questions, recomendations and information are transfered to the persons in charge. Main page E-mail: kurskmem@murman.ru

68. TVA Kids: Nuclear Power TVA runs three nuclear power plants. Nuclear power makes about 30 percent of all the electricity generated by TVA, and about 20 percent of all the http://www.tvakids.com/electricity/nuclear.htm

How TVA Makes Electricity Fossil Power Nuclear Power Hydropower ... The History of Electricity Nuclear Power TVA runs three nuclear power plants . Nuclear power makes about 30 percent of all the electricity generated by TVA, and about 20 percent of all the electricity generated in the United States. Nuclear power is produced when the atoms that make up enriched uranium are split. Uranium is mined from the ground, just like coal or copper or silver ore. The uranium is then formed into pellets that are put in tubes inside a nuclear reactor. Fission also creates radiation, which in high doses can hurt people. Learn more about radiation here Boiling-water reactors Pressurized-water reactors The pressurized water goes back to the reactor core to be heated again, and the steam from the second source of water is used to run the generator to make electricity. Pressurized-water plants like Sequoyah and Watts Bar are much more common in the United States. About 70 percent of U.S. nuclear power plants are pressurized-water reactors.

69. INSCDB: Maps: SWITZERLAND Map from the International Nuclear Safety Center. http://www.insc.anl.gov/pwrmaps/map/switzerland.php

Security and Privacy Notice Maps of Nuclear Power Reactors: SWITZERLAND How to use this map: Click on any of the map labels for further information. Purple labels allow to navigate to maps of the corresponding area, and reactor labels and symbols allow to access detailed information on these specific reactor locations. Some reacor locations have been shifted to allow for easy point-and-click navigation and may not represent the exact geographic location. The maps are freely distributable if a reference to the original INSC source is included ( see details ). No warranty is made for the correctness and/or completeness of the information presented on this and other pages from this web site ( see details Other links are available from the following lists: High Resolution TIFF file (bitmap with a much higher resolution than the above map, suitable for WordPerfect, Word, and similar) High Resolution PDF file (vector graph map version for extremely high quality reproduction, requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader Software Links to main power reactor maps (world map, continent maps, large area maps): World Map North America South America Europe ... Russia Links to power reactor maps referenced within the above map: France Germany Italy , and SWITZERLAND Individual plants within the country as shown on the above map: Individual units at the plant site: Beznau Beznau 1 PWR Switzerland Operable Beznau 2 PWR Switzerland Operable Individual units at the plant site: Goesgen Goesgen PWR Switzerland Operable Individual units at the plant site:

70. Nuclear Power ProCon.org -- How Practical Is Nuclear Power Now And For The Futur How practical is nuclear power now and for the future? 1988 study http://www.nuclearpowerprocon.org/

Nuclear Power ProCon .org A public service of ProCon.org , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Home About Us Methodology Glossary ... Contact Us ARCHIVED WEBSITE: No new data posted since 1988 NOTICE : The last input into this website was 1988, and it is considered archived. Prior to ProCon.org being formed in July 2004, ProCon.org's Chairman, Steve Markoff, and two others published an 87-page booklet in May 1988 about the pros and cons of nuclear power titled "How Practical Is Nuclear Power Now and for the Future?" ProCon.org reformatted that 1988 booklet into a ProCon.org website, and although some have suggested that the site should not be listed as one of ProCon.org's issue websites, the site does contain valuable pro and con information about nuclear power. For more current research on the pros and cons of nuclear power, see the Alternative Energy ProCon.org website. For a list of our active and archived websites, please visit www.procon.org The booklet "How Practical Is Nuclear Power" (Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 87-092245) was originally published in May 1988 by the non-profit organization Association of Media Accuracy , co-founded by Steven C. Markoff (the eventual founder of ProCon.org) and Maury Weiner. On July 30, 2003 that 87-page booklet was converted into a website. On July 12, 2004, that website was transferred to ProCon.org under the site name www.NuclearPowerProCon.org.

71. VUJE Trnava Engineering, design and research organisation specialized in nuclear power plants technology, safety and environmental issues. http://www.vuje.sk

var page_name = 'sk/index'; VUJE Trnava VUJE Trnava Predstavenie spoločnosti Naše služby Významné projekty Schémy ... Kontakt VUJE ENERGIA A NAŠE POSLANIE Trh si žiada kvalitu a my ju vieme ponúknuť. Kultúra jadrovej bezpečnosti je osobitnou stránkou nášho úsilia hľadať riešenia, ktoré budú zaručovať stály vývoj k vyššej kvalite života. Naša kompetencia obsiahla problematiku jadrovej energetiky od projektu novej jadrovej elektrárne, cez jeho realizáciu, prevádzku a údržbu, až po jej demontáž. To nám zabezpečuje celistvosť pohľadu, vedomie súvislostí a možnosti úplnej kontroly. Chceme poskytovať nášmu zákazníkovi tie najlepšie služby, ktorých kvalita bude súčasťou našej i jeho podnikateľskej identity. NAJVÝZNAMNEJŠIE PROJEKTY Výsledok – zastávka na ceste za poznaním. Postupná rekonštrukcia blokov JE V1 Jaslovské Bohunice Modernizácia blokov JE V2 Dokončenie regionálneho úložiska RAO v Mochovciach Seizmické zodolnenie medziskladu vyhoreného paliva VYZ Vyraďovanie elektrárne A1 Spracovanie kvapalných rádioaktívnych odpadov pre EMO Spúšt'anie jadrových elektrární na území ČR a SR Výstavba vysokonapäťovej linky Varín-Sučany VUJE VIDEO PREZENTÁCIA Náš úspech je stále rastúcim záväzkom.

72. Nuclear Power Education - About This Site About this site . This website was developed by a group of Physicists from the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne in Australia. The aim is to provide http://nuclearinfo.net/

nuclearinfo.net Everything you want to know about Nuclear Power. About this site This website was developed by a group of Physicists from the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne in Australia. The aim is to provide authoritative information about Nuclear Power. The group has no particular vested interest in Nuclear Power other than to ensure that people fully understand the risks and benefits of both employing or not employing Nuclear Power for energy generation. The information has been obtained with quantitative analysis and has been subject to peer-review following the Scientific Method. To this end Scientists and Professionals from different fields were invited to review the site. We have strived to make our conclusions as transparent as possible and have made sure that readers can obtain the source materials and can repeat the calculations that underlie our text. This site is under continuous revision and is updated as more information becomes available. ENTER This website was last revised on July 27th, 2010

73. INSCDB: Maps: NETHERLANDS Interactive map of the nuclear power plants in the Netherlands, and just outside its borders. http://www.insc.anl.gov/pwrmaps/map/netherlands.php

Security and Privacy Notice Maps of Nuclear Power Reactors: NETHERLANDS How to use this map: Click on any of the map labels for further information. Purple labels allow to navigate to maps of the corresponding area, and reactor labels and symbols allow to access detailed information on these specific reactor locations. Some reacor locations have been shifted to allow for easy point-and-click navigation and may not represent the exact geographic location. The maps are freely distributable if a reference to the original INSC source is included ( see details ). No warranty is made for the correctness and/or completeness of the information presented on this and other pages from this web site ( see details Other links are available from the following lists: High Resolution TIFF file (bitmap with a much higher resolution than the above map, suitable for WordPerfect, Word, and similar) High Resolution PDF file (vector graph map version for extremely high quality reproduction, requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader Software Links to main power reactor maps (world map, continent maps, large area maps): World Map North America South America Europe ... Russia Links to power reactor maps referenced within the above map: Belgium Germany , and NETHERLANDS Individual plants within the country as shown on the above map: Individual units at the plant site: Borssele Borssele PWR Netherlands Operable Individual units at the plant site: Dodewaard Dodewaard BWR Netherlands Permanently shutdown Individual plants in neighbored countries that are shown in the above map:

74. Nuclear Power | Greenpeace Australia Pacific Nuclear power is still as radioactive, dangerous and expensive as ever. And it is no solution to climate change. http://www.greenpeace.org/australia/issues/nuclear-power

75. CHERNOBYL NO MORE Accidents and dangers, history and alternatives. http://www.ecn.cz/private/c10/rovno.html

Rovno City, Country Kuynetsovsk, Rivne, Ukraine 2 VVER 440, 1 VVER-1000 (1 unfinished VVER 1000) Net Electric Power as % in 92 of national total 1818 MWe 6.41% of nat. total Major population Centers in a 150 km radius and total estimated population of 150 km r. region Approximately 2 million, including Lutsk and Pinsk, and parts of Belorus and Poland Date of commercial operation start up or (if unfinished) date of construction start. Startup dates: 1980, 1981, 1986 Operator/Builder UKRATOMENERGOPROM - operator/builder Accidents and Dangers: 1984: Leakage of construction liquids created cavities in the chalk rock below the reactor. Construction of all blocks was halted while concrete was poured beneath their foundations. In 1984, there were also a number of radioactivity releases. In 1990, a rotor malfunctioned, causing the shutdown of reactor 3. Local Contact Group: Environmental Brotherhood of Rivne (Rovno) P.O. Box161 266028, Rivne, Ukraine; phone:380-362-233-570; fax: 380-362-266-614 Key Arguments/History At the end of the 1980s, the USSR Ministry of Energy considered the possibility of closing down the Rovno plants because there was a danger that subsidence of the chalk rock on which they were built would damage the foundations of the plants. The problem was partially solved by the filling of cavities under the reactors with concrete, but this continues to make trouble.

76. INSC Of Ukraine : Power Plants : Rivne Technical information about the plant. http://www.insc.gov.ua/plants/rivne/

Power Plants Chornobyl Khmelnitskiy Rivne Photos Unit #1 Unit #2 Unit #3 ... What's New Rivne Power Plant Rivne 1 Kuznetsovsk, Rivne; Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Operable Model: WWER-440 V213 Net Output: 500 MWe Initial criticality: Commertial start: Utility: NAEK Energoatom Reactor Supplier: Hydropress Steam Generator Supplier: Kharkov Turbin Plant Rivne 2 Kuznetsovsk, Rivne; Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Operable Model: WWER-440 V213 Net Output: 500 MWe Initial criticality: Commertial start: Utility: NAEK Energoatom Reactor Supplier: Hydropress Steam Generator Supplier: Kharkov Turbin Plant Rivne 3 Kuznetsovsk, Rivne; Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Operable Model: WWER-1000 Net Output: 1000 MWe Commertial start: Utility: NAEK Energoatom Reactor Supplier: Hydropress Steam Generator Supplier: Leningrad Metal Plant Rivne 4 Kuznetsovsk, Rivne; Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Operable Model: WWER-1000 Net Output: 1000 MWe Commertial start: Utility: NAEK Energoatom Reactor Supplier: Hydropress Steam Generator Supplier: Leningrad Metal Plant Last modyfied: 23.04.2006

77. Nuclear Power Congress - IBC Asia Conference Nuclear Power is the inaugural atomic energy conference of IBC Asia, representing a powerful launch to what is sure to become Asia’s premier platform for the discussion and http://www.nuclearpowercongress.com/

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78. INSC Of Ukraine : Power Plants : Khmelnitskiy Detailed information about the plant. http://www.insc.gov.ua/plants/khmelnitskiy/

Power Plants Chornobyl Khmelnitskiy Photos Unit #1 Unit #2 Unit #3 ... What's New Khmelnitskiy Power Plant Khmelnitskiy 1 Neteshin, Khmelnitskiy; Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Operable Model: VVER-1000 Net Output: 1000 MWe Initial criticality: Commertial start: Utility: NAEK Energoatom Reactor Supplier: Hydropress Steam Generator Supplier: Leningrad Metal Plant Khmelnitskiy 2 Neteshin, Khmelnitskiy; Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Operable Model: VVER-1000 Net Output: 1000 MWe Commertial start: Utility: NAEK Energoatom Reactor Supplier: Hydropress Steam Generator Supplier: Leningrad Metal Plant Last modyfied: 23.04.2006 Please contact the webauthor if any questions

79. Cherrystone Management Inc. Home Provides executive consulting services to the nuclear power industry. http://www.cherrystone.ca/

Safety Culture and Leadership Services Cherrystone Management Inc. Contact Us Our Address charles.packer@cherrystone.ca 15 Sumac Court, Box 1730 Deep River Ontario, KOJ 1P0 Canada Ask us a question Name: E-mail address: Questions/Comments: View the map.

80. Howstuffworks "How Nuclear Power Works" Nuclear power provides electricity for a significant percentage of the population. Learn about nuclear fission and take a look inside a nuclear reactor. http://www.howstuffworks.com/nuclear-power.htm/printable

OAS_AD('TopBanner'); HowStuffWorks Search HowStuffWorks and the web Video Podcasts Blogs Quizzes Games RSS Adventure Animals Auto Culture ... Nuclear Science How Nuclear Power Works by Marshall Brain and Robert Lamb Browse the article How Nuclear Power Works Introduction to How Nuclear Power Works Nuclear Power Image Gallery David McGlynn/ Photographer's Choice RF/ Getty Images Tricastin Nuclear Power Plant is one of 59 French plants that provide 75 percent of the country's electricity. See more pictures of nuclear power When you hear the words "nuclear power," different images may flicker through your mind: concrete coolant towers emitting torrents of steam , a mushroom cloud rising high into the sky or even Homer Simpson asleep at the control panel. Some peopl­e praise the technology as a low-cost, low-emission alternative to fossil fuels, while others stress the negative impact of nuclear waste and accidents such as Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. There's a lot of discussion out there about nuclear power's role in our lives, but what's going on at the heart of these power plants? Up Next Nuclear Power Quiz ­How Nuclear Bombs Work Curiosity Project: Pros and Cons of Nuclear Power Pictures ­­­As of July 2008, there were more than 430 operating nuclear power plants and, together, they provided about 15 percent of the world's

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