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Experts from Newcastle University, UK have developed a device that can withstand temperatures up to 900oC, can be released deep into the ground to help early warning vol…
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Experts from Newcastle University, UK have developed a device that can withstand temperatures up to 900oC, can be released deep into the ground to help early warning vol…
Director of the Vietnam Atomic Energy Commission Vuong Huu Tan said that the selection of Russia is a problem that has been considered for a long time.
China invested $ 34.6 billion to develop environmentally friendly energy sources in 2009, becoming the world's leading clean energy user.
After more than 30 years of not building any nuclear power plant (NPP) since the Three Mile Island accident in 1979, the US has started to build a new nuclear power plan…
The worst Chernobyl nuclear tragedy in the history of atomic energy has inadvertently created a radioactive laboratory for scientists and nuclear.
There is a solution that can help provide enough clean water to the world and at the same time help reduce CO2 emissions. The solution is to desalinate by atomic energy.
Spanish wind farms have outperformed 11 nuclear power plants with record capacity.
Currently Vietnam has prepared the necessary national infrastructure for nuclear power development.
While Germany is still discussing whether to cancel the decision to abandon nuclear power, the rest of the world relies on this technique. 36 new reactors are under cons…
This morning (August 7), a strong earthquake with an initial magnitude of 6.4 magnitudes occurred off Japan's Okinawa island. Still no information on casualties.
According to a company spokesman operating the Kashiwazaki nuclear power plant, the morning earthquake caused r & o
China hopes to reduce its CO2 emissions by 20% by 2010 and 80% by 2050, according to the recently released report on the impact of climate change.
Some scientists propose theory
The magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck in the city of Yogyakarta, 400 km east of the Indonesian capital Jakarta, on the morning of May 27, killed more than 3,500 people.