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The National
Nuclear Caucus
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NRC gives activist group soap box at
upcoming public meeting
7/30/10
upcoming public meeting
7/30/10
Eastern heat wave stresses electrical grid
7/19/10
7/19/10
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has
given the anti-nuclear organization Snake
River Alliance equal billing at a public meeting
August 9 in Boise to discuss a draft
Environmental Impact Statement for Areva's
proposed Eagle Rock Enrichment Facility.
More
given the anti-nuclear organization Snake
River Alliance equal billing at a public meeting
August 9 in Boise to discuss a draft
Environmental Impact Statement for Areva's
proposed Eagle Rock Enrichment Facility.
More
Nuclear Caucus drafting position on
repository
7/19/10
Members of the National Nuclear Caucus are
currently drafting a position statement on the
need for a national geologic repository. Once
completed and approved by caucus
members, the position statement will be
posted on this website.
Comments will be sent to the Blue Ribbon
Commission.
repository
7/19/10
Members of the National Nuclear Caucus are
currently drafting a position statement on the
need for a national geologic repository. Once
completed and approved by caucus
members, the position statement will be
posted on this website.
Comments will be sent to the Blue Ribbon
Commission.
Pro-nuclear lawmakers in
Washington, D.C., should
have taken advantage of
triple-digit temperatures
and a stressed electrical
grid in early July to renew
calls for a national energy
Washington, D.C., should
have taken advantage of
triple-digit temperatures
and a stressed electrical
grid in early July to renew
calls for a national energy
strategy that includes significantly more
reactors for energy generation.
As the East Coast was sweltering over the 4th
of July weekend, there was a very real risk of
rolling blackouts and brownouts.
With just 104 commercial reactors supplying
20 percent of the nation's energy, will two
dozen more proposed reactors be enough to
power the nation as consumers continue to
purchase energy-consuming flat screen
televisions and auto makers are moving
forward on plug-in hybrids? The East Coast
heat wave lasted just a few days, yet what
would have happened if triple-digit
temperatures went on for weeks?
reactors for energy generation.
As the East Coast was sweltering over the 4th
of July weekend, there was a very real risk of
rolling blackouts and brownouts.
With just 104 commercial reactors supplying
20 percent of the nation's energy, will two
dozen more proposed reactors be enough to
power the nation as consumers continue to
purchase energy-consuming flat screen
televisions and auto makers are moving
forward on plug-in hybrids? The East Coast
heat wave lasted just a few days, yet what
would have happened if triple-digit
temperatures went on for weeks?