Nuclear waste is spread across 94 different nuclear sites in the U.S. and has no permanent home. Big Tech is going to add more to the pile.

New York will get a new plant after his costly move to close an old one.

South Korea closely tracking radioactivity after North Korea reportedly dumps nuclear waste into rivers. Secretive North Korea gave a rare look inside one of its uranium facilities after Kim Jong ...

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Just 15 miles away from St. Louis' Gateway Arch, nuclear waste was stored for decades. Coldwater Creek ran right by the storage site, and Linda Morice lived near the waterway for years.

US team develops scalable, safe nuclear fuel recycling using advanced tech to cut waste and boost energy recovery.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Nuclear waste and radioactive plutonium would be assessed as a fuel for reactors under a draft executive order being considered by the administration of President Donald ...

In March, Finland successfully completed the first test of its encapsulation plant, which, if finished, will become the world’s first permanent underground storage facility for radioactive waste.

The Nuclear Waste Administration Act would essentially yank responsibility from the Department of Energy (which has spent more than $10 billion on moribund Yucca Mountain, once seen as a potential ...

The 1982 Nuclear Waste Policy Act established a permanent repository for nuclear power plant waste, which is still considered hazardous for thousands of years. USA Today contributed to this story.

Funding a nuclear waste renaissance So far, Thorizon has raised €42.5mn, including funding from the French government and Dutch bodies such as Invest-NL and the Brabant Startup Fonds.

The Supreme Court on June 18 rejected challenges to a nuclear waste storage site on the Texas-New Mexico border. News Sports Business Opinion Entertainment Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.