The US and Japan will store nuclear waste in Mongolia
Mongolia will build an extra fuel storage facility, bury the recovered nuclear fuel. This news has just become the focus of controversy of society and the people of Mong…
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Mongolia will build an extra fuel storage facility, bury the recovered nuclear fuel. This news has just become the focus of controversy of society and the people of Mong…
Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy Co., Ltd. has just announced the launch of an international human resource training program linked to Tokyo Institute of Technology in the fiel…
The British government plans to shut down a part of Sellafield MOX Plant (SMP), a northern UK plant, as soon as possible after Japan's worst nuclear disaster.
AP said that most MPs in the Swiss House of Representatives voted to close five nuclear reactors in the medium term, with 101 consensus votes, 54 blank votes and 30 abst…
IRNA News on June 9 quoted Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehei saying Iran has informed the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that the country will triple…
President Nicolas Sarkozy said France would invest 1 billion euros to develop nuclear energy despite fears of increasing the safety of nuclear power after the nuclear po…
On May 30, German Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen announced that by 2022 all nuclear power plants in the country would be shut down. Thus, Germany will become the…
On May 16, in Hanoi, a seminar on
The amount of radioactive waste so far is still very small and not much different from the daily radioactivity that we do not care about, such as when taking x-rays.
Repeated explosions of nuclear reactors happened in Japan. The level of radiation in some areas is higher than normal. Not only are Japanese people panicked, but residen…
Japan is the world's center for robotics, from playing robots to kissing robots, but none of the robots have been deployed to cure the reactors that are contaminated wit…
The Financial Times reporter recently published an article reflecting the recent opinion about the recent Japanese nuclear incident and the determination of Vietnam to p…
After announcing the closure of the Fukushima-1 power plant, Japanese officials said the plant's No. 5 and No. 6 reactors were in stable condition.
Geological experts confirmed that the eruption mud phenomenon in Ninh Thuan is a completely normal geological phenomenon and not related to earthquakes.
Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang affirmed that Vietnam will only build nuclear power plants when ensuring safety for the environment and people's lives.