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Keith Ridler
Associated Press
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Product Development
U.S. Officials Eye Fuel Supply for Advanced Nuclear Reactors
About 20% of the nation's energy comes from nuclear power produced at just under 100 nuclear power plants.
Product Development
NASA Seeks Ideas for a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon
If successful, the next objective would be Mars.
Product Development
Fire Retardant Could be 'Game-Changer' in Fighting Wildfires
It’s similar to the company’s red-dyed retardant dropped from aircraft.
Product Development
New Technology Propels Efforts to Fight Western Wildfires
There have been 730 more wildfires in California so far this year than last.
Supply Chain
Fuel Shortage Could Ground Firefighting Aircraft
The worry is that multiple bases go dry simultaneously.
Product Development
Military Wants to Build Mobile Microreactor
It wants to reduce reliance on local electric grids.
Operations
Nuclear Lab Needs 2035 Deadline Extended
The lab's nuclear research work is part of a strategy to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by generating carbon-free electricity with nuclear power.
Operations
Idaho, Energy Department Ink Deal
The future is clearer for a test reactor that develops fuel for the nation's fleet of nuclear-powered warships.
Safety
Nuclear Debris Stay in ID
The core from Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania partially melted in 1979, an event that changed the way Americans view nuclear technology.
Operations
First Smaller Nuclear Reactors
The small modular reactors will usher 'in a new generation of smaller, safer, more flexible, less expensive, carbon-free nuclear energy.'
Product Development
Progress Made at Nuclear Waste Plant
They are removing high-level liquid radioactive waste stored in tanks above a massive aquifer.
Regulation
Test Reactor is Pivotal to US Nuclear Strategy
Officials face two main challenges: making plants economically competitive and changing public perception among some that nuclear power is unsafe.