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U.S. To Build A Nuclear Wall

U.S. To Build A Nuclear Wall

By: Ameen Nassar, Journalist
Earlier this week, a group of scientists landed a grant to build materials that would be able to sustain 180 million degrees Fahrenheit. The leading researchers on the project will be coming from the University of Kentucky who is trying to make commercial fusion power a reality.
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Nuclear Leak At Europe's Largest Reactor

Nuclear Leak At Europe’s Largest Reactor

By: Henry Dominguez, Journalist
The article discusses a recent coolant leak at Finland’s Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor, which was contained without any danger to people or the environment. It also highlights past safety concerns at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, emphasizing the need for strict monitoring and preventive measures in nuclear facilities.
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Endless Thorium Supply in China Can Help Make Unlimited Nuclear Power!

Endless Thorium Supply in China Can Help Make Unlimited Nuclear Power!

By: Jiaxiang Xie, Journalist
China might change the future of energy thanks to its huge supply of thorium, a material that could help create almost endless nuclear power. Thorium is a natural element that’s safer and more common than uranium, which is used in most nuclear reactors today. It creates less dangerous waste and can’t easily be turned into weapons, making it a great option for clean energy.
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You believed this didn't you

Nuclear Waste, What On Earth Is It?

By: Marcus Ryan, Journalist
Nuclear waste is a blanket term for a large amount of radioactive things. Not all nuclear waste is created equal, they are often classified into three levels.  The first level of waste comes in the form of lightly irradiated things, like hazmat suits and tools that came in close proximity to radioactive materials. This tier constitutes to 90% of total nuclear waste and thankfully so.
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