Nuclear Power

Green Groups Welcome Regulators Rejection of Perry's "Ludicrous" Plan to Bail Out Coal and Nuclear Industries

Betraying Ratepayers and Clean Energy Future, Georgia Panel Approves Vogtle Nuclear Reactors

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"The commission has failed Georgia's hard-working families and businesses today by choosing to be lapdogs for Georgia Power instead of watchdogs for the people of Georgia."

GOP Tax Scam Attacks Renewables While Nurturing Nuclear and Fossil Fuel Industries

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Republican lawmakers propose drilling for oil on protected lands, offering tax...

Amid Russian Denials, Greenpeace Demands Probe of Nuclear Radiation

Julia Conley, staff writer

Kremlin admits detecting increased radioactivity but denies that Mayak plant,...

Don't Worry, Europe, Radioactive Cloud Likely From Russian Nuclear Plant Accident Deemed 'Harmless'

Court Awards Fukushima Residents Measly $3,200 for Nuclear Disaster That Made Area Unlivable

Costs and Climate Be Damned, Rick Perry Seeks to Prop Up Coal, Nuclear Plants

As Historic Flooding Grips Texas, Groups Demand Nuclear Plant Be Shut Down

Video from Underwater Robot Shows Melted Nuclear Fuel in Bowels of Fukushima Reactor

Experts: US Still 'Needlessly Vulnerable' to Fukushima-Style Disaster

Sparking Fears of Airborne Radiation, Wildfire Burns in Fukushima 'No-Go Zone'

North Korea 'Ready for War' After US Sends Navy Team to Peninsula

Nuclear Power Suffers Major Blow With Westinghouse Bankruptcy

Tillerson Puts Preemptive Strike Against North Korea 'On the Table'

NY Nuke Plant to be Shuttered, But Will Cuomo Turn to Dirty Gas Instead?

Tsunami Panic After 6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Fukushima Coast

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Fish From Fukushima

Fishermen have resumed fishing after postponing their start when hundreds of tons of radioactive water were found leaking from the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant. Twenty-one trawlers brought home 5 tons of seafood, including octopus and squid, from the trial operation; if testing shows they're safe, they'll be shipped to markets in Japan. While older people are said to be buying fish from the sea off Fukushima Prefecture, others don't want their kids or grandkids eating it...