21. Energy Overview Of Brazil In 1994, the Brazilian Congress ratified the general Agreement on Tariffs and Trade inMay 1997 as a successor to the previous nuclear energy company, Nuclen http://www.fe.doe.gov/international/brazover.html

An Energy Overview of Brazil Energy Summary Oil Natural Gas Coal ... Economic Situation General Information In 1994, the Brazilian Congress ratified the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). Brazil is also a founding member of the World Trade Organization and a member of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE). It is also a member of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) along with Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. Brazil has shown a willingness to pursue genuine changes in fiscal policy, energy privatization, intellectual property rights, and environmental clean-up, as well as in other areas, such as human rights and the administration of justice. Figure 1: Administrative Regions of Brazil FOTW Flags of the World Energy Policy and Regulation The government's National Electric Energy Plan 1993-2015 summarizes the development of Brazil’s electricity sector. In April 2000, a ten-year expansion plan 2000-2009 ( Plano Decenal de Expansao – PDE 2000/2009 ), which outlines the growth of the public companies operating in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, was added to the National Electric Energy Plan. This ten-year plan is used as a basic reference for setting the priorities of works in progress and corresponding investments in expanding the power systems, and to indicate which projects shall be put out to bid, to guarantee continual increases in power supply for the country.

22. World Nuclear Association | Nuclear Portal Nonproliferation and safeguards. nuclear cooperation agencies. nuclear energy- general. nuclear engineering. nuclear fuel processing and services. http://www.world-nuclear.org/portal/

News About the WNA WNA Charter Nuclear Portal ... Home Portal A-Z list of links Related Links WNA Members WNA Affiliates A - G Academic Chernobyl Climate change Decommissioning ... Environment H - N Mining - general Non-energy uses of uranium and nuclear materials Non-proliferation and safeguards Nuclear cooperation agencies ... Nuclear waste management O - Z Other useful sites Personal Pressure groups Radiation ... WWW search tools, indexes and surveys Complete list of links A-Z list of links News About the WNA WNA Charter of Ethics ... Conferences

23. World Nuclear Association | Statements By The Director General | Nuclear Energy Home Statements by the Director general nuclear energy and Sustainable Development, http://www.world-nuclear.org/dgspeeches/wiltonpark2002.htm

News About the WNA WNA Charter Nuclear Portal ... Statements by the Director General Nuclear Energy and Sustainable Development Wilton Park Conference: "Climate Change: What Can Be Done?" Remarks by John Ritch Director General, World Nuclear Association Wilton Park, West Sussex, UK 14 May 2002 Ladies and gentlemen, I appreciate the opportunity to talk with you today about the role of nuclear energy in the context of the enormous security threat posed – to all nations – by our world’s heavy use of fossil energy and the resulting danger of catastrophic climate change. You require no education from me to know that his problem will not be solved solely by energy conservation and energy efficiency. Even in the industrialised world, such measures can have only limited benefit. And if our aim is to meet the needs of huge populations now living in misery, as well as the billions of people soon to be born, we must produce even more energy. Indeed, in the next half-century alone, humanity is likely to consume more energy than the combined total consumed in all previous history.

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Security/Privacy HOME A-Z Index Staff Directory ... Jobs Thursday June 10, 2004 Nuclear Energy Activities Our leadership role Programs Facilities ... Atoms for Peace Feature Headlines The INEEL is the Department of Energy's epicenter of efforts to expand nuclear energy as a reliable, affordable and clean energy source for our Nation's energy future. Latest Headlines Targeting Tumors The Price of Power The INEEL (INL) Nuclear Energy Mission (2.9 MB) Generation IV Nuclear Technology (468 KB) Tour INEEL's Experimental Breeder Reactor - EBR-I generated the world’s first usable amount of electricity from nuclear energy in December 1951. INEEL Historical Overview Sen. Craig announces advanced nuclear reactor in Idaho INEEL revamps nuclear reactor design for "super" efficiency Frances Marshall named as manager of Irradiation Test Programs Department ... Gougar selected to lead Fission and Fusion Systems Department Information Generation IV Technology Roadmap "Powering Nuclear Energy Through the Generations" INEEL 2003 Strategic Plan - Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader - Download instructions directed by the Secretary of Energy When sponsorship of the INEEL was formally transferred to the DOE Office of Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology

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Security/Privacy HOME A-Z Index Staff Directory ... Jobs Thursday June 10, 2004 Nuclear Energy Activities Our leadership role Programs ... Facilities About nuclear energy Education Papers/Presentations Fact Sheets Links ... Contact info Nuclear Energy Learning about nuclear energy More can be found on the links page and on WNA links and definitions page. There are many resources available about nuclear energy. The list below is only provided as a guide for convenience. Information contained on the linked websites is not endorsed by nor guaranteed to be accurate by the INEEL. The first section of bullets is a good place to find introductory material about nuclear energy. Additional resources can be found on the links page, and more in-depth information is available from most Web sites. Introduction and Overviews An introduction to nuclear energy (World Nuclear Association) How Nuclear Power Works (How Stuff Works) Nuclear Science and Technology (American Nuclear Society) Nuclear Reaction: Why do americans fear nuclear power? (PBS) Timelines - PBS ANS Video - Splitting Atoms Glossaries - World Nuclear Association American Nuclear Society Nuclear Regulatory Commission DOE/EIA ... U.S.

26. ME3 - Sustainable Minnesota - Nuclear Energy Resources NRC Information Digest 2002 NUREG1350, Volume 14 - a summary of information aboutthe NRC and general information on worldwide nuclear energy, NRC, June 2002 http://www.me3.org/issues/nuclear/

2003 Legislative Archive 2003 Prairie Island and Nuclear Issues Archive The archive contains all the online resources that were posted on this web site as part of the successful legislative effort by Xcel Energy to expand nuclear waste storage in Minnesota and extend the life of their Prairie Island nuclear plant during the 2003 session of the Minnesota legislature. visit the archive... Transporting Nuclear Waste Through Minnesota - Maps and Other Information - by Environmental Working Group PRAIRIE ISLAND NUCLEAR PLANT News and Other Information Order Amending the Remaining Life of the Prairie Island Nuclear Plant - issued by the PUC, In the Matter of the Petition of Xcel Energy for Approval of an Amendment to its Annual Review of Remaining Lives for 2003, January 5, 2004 Radiation Level Reports for the Prairie Island Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation - done monthly by the Minnesota Department of Health, ongoing Prairie Island Nuclear Plant Description - Energy Information Administration Clean Energy Groups Launch Grassroots Outreach on Prairie Island - ME3 and Clean Water Action, May 1, 2003

27. EUROPA - Energy - Nuclear Issues up Basic Safety Standards for the protection of workers and the general public. Toprovide a system of rapid information exchange in case of nuclear incidents. http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/radprot/

28. EUROPA - Research - Energy - Interesting And Useful Links For Nuclear Energy Pro nuclear energy research. The Directorategeneral for energy and Transportalso funds short to medium term nuclear energy research. http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/energy/fi/fi_li_en.html

en document.write(''); document.write('English'); document.write(''); Europa European Commission Energy Research Fission and Radiation Protection ... Search Interesting Links Interesting and useful links for Nuclear Energy Programme Below is a selection of interesting links in the area of Nuclear Fission Energy and Radiation Protection Research. Note: inclusion in this list does not imply endorsement in any way by the European Commission (EC). CORDIS Community Research and Development Information Service CORDIS provides all information regarding participation in European Commission Research programmes. Calls for proposals are published on CORDIS, and the site also provides a number of services to help researchers through the application process. The Sixth Framework Programme EU Institutions The Directorate-General for Research is responsible for co-ordinating medium to long term nuclear energy research.

29. General Chemistry Online: FAQ: Energy And Chemical Change: Why Do Different Type The least? And, just exactly why is this so? starbuck15@hotmail.com. In general,phase changes absorb or release the least energy and nuclear changes the most. http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/thermo/faq/phase-chemical-nuclear-e

Home Common Compounds Exam Guide FAQ Features Glossary Companion Notes Just Ask Antoine! ... Next Question Why do different types of change involve different amounts of energy? Can you tell me which type of energy change involves the most energy? Phase, chemical or nuclear changes? The least? And, just exactly why is this so? starbuck15@hotmail.com In general, phase changes absorb or release the least energy and nuclear changes the most. The trend is the result of the different magnitudes for the attractions and repulsions involved in phase, chemical, and nuclear changes. More energy is required to overcome stronger forces- and more energy is released when stronger attractive "bonds" form. Phase changes involve intermolecular forces. For example, vaporization of water involves snapping hydrogen bonds between water molecules. Chemical changes involve chemical bonding forces. For example, atomization of water involves snapping two oxygen-hydrogen bonds. Since chemical bonds are much stronger than intermolecular forces, chemical changes require (or release) far more energy than phase changes. Nuclear changes involve even stronger forces that bind the nucleus together, and so will usually require or release even more energy than chemical changes.

30. Nuclear Engineering Links Symmetric Torus (MST); The DIIID tokamak at general Atomics in nuclear energy FAQ;nuclear energy Software Applications; Software Resources in nuclear Physics; http://www.ne.uiuc.edu/links.html

The World of Nuclear Engineering The ANS Local ANS Section Information ANS National Other Student Chapters Georgia Tech Massachusetts Institute of Technology North Carolina State University Penn State University ... University of Wisconsin-Madison Other ANS Information Fusion and Plasmas General Information What is Fusion? Why is Fusion Important? Office of Fusion Energy Homepage Fusion Energy Education Site ... News Group: sci.physics.fusion Magnetic Confinement General Information on Tokamaks What is a Tokamak? Some Links at the University of California at Berkeley Actual or Proposed Tokamaks The Joint European Tokamak (JET) JT-60U Tokamak Web Page at JAERI Alcator C-mod Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR) ... The DIII-D tokamak at General Atomics in San Diego, California Inertial Confinement The X Division at LLNL Institute of Laser Engineering (ILE) University of California at Berkeley Other Fusion-Compact Auburn Torsatron Torsatron/Stellarator Laboratory Magnetized Target Fusion Abstract for 1995 IEEE Conference on Pulsed Power Abstract for Irv Lindemuth P/T Division Colloquium, 19 January 1995

31. Nuclear Energy College Library online databases may contain material relevant to nuclear energy. Subjectscovered include general reference, business, health, multicultural http://library.smc.edu/research/topics/nuclearenergy.htm

Home About Catalog E-resources ... Research Topics nuclear energy This guide is an introduction to the research process that, while not being an exhaustive list of information resources available, should be helpful in getting started in your research about nuclear energy. Below you will find pointers to suggested research terms about nuclear energy, materials in the library catalog about nuclear energy, websites relevant to nuclear energy, and links to library databases that contain information about nuclear energy. Please use our email reference service , contact us at (310) 434-4254, or visit us in the library at the reference desk if you need further assistance. Go to: Suggested Research Terms Materials in the Library Catalog Websites Library Databases Suggested Research Terms One of the really helpful things when searching for information about a topic is a short list of terms related to a topic. We think the following terms will help with your research about nuclear energy: nuclear energy nuclear power nuclear fission nuclear fusion nuclear industry nuclear power plants nuclear crisis control cold fusion controlled fusion Back to top of page Materials in the library catalog about nuclear energy We have the following materials in the library catalog about nuclear energy: nuclear energy nuclear industry nuclear power plants nuclear crisis control ... Back to top of page Websites on nuclear energy The following websites will help you with your research on nuclear energy: Nuclear Energy Institute http://www.nei.org/

32. Topic 4: Alternate Energy Sources And Nuclear Energy general Internet Resources on Alternate Energies Specific sites are listed under Classon Alternate Energies Comparison of Alternate energy Sources Lecture http://www.elmhurst.edu/~chm/onlcourse/chm110/outlines/topic7.html

Menu Lecture/Outline Issues Respond in Blackboard Discussion Charles E. Ophardt, Professor of Chemistry, Elmhurst College TOPIC 7: ALTERNATE ENERGY RESOURCES ON-LINE Lecture Discussion Requirement of 2 questions: (this topic only) 1. Do one question from the QUES 1 OR 2. You may self select which side of the issue you would like to be on. 2. One question from QUES 4. (worth 4 pts) 3. The third question is (optional or 1 point extra credit) this week, but you might answer QUES. 3, or use General Questions to ask a general question the Prof or others might answer. Check Answers already posted for the Blackboard On-line Discussion - Topic 7 Requirements for the Lecture On-Line Discussion Method to list references and citations Use CHAP 13 as a first resource, but the online sources are also very good. 1. Conservation A. Fossil Fuel Energy Reserves (text p.386-388) When will the Oil run out? Gives some information and scenarios about how long oil supplies may last. Future Scenarios on Oil Supplies B. Use less energy and improve efficiencies of existing devices

33. OECD Observer: Nuclear Energy: Can It Help? For Luis Echávarri, Directorgeneral, OECD nuclear energy Agency,these doubts should be put to rest. OECD Observer, May 18, 2004. http://www.oecdobserver.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/749/Nuclear_energy:_Can_it_he

June 11, 2004 All Articles HOME Front page Leaders Databank News ... Back issues SECTIONS Economy - General - Business Society ... - Energy HOT TOPICS 2004 Environment Spotlight 2004 Education Spotlight Ageing Biotechnology ... 2003 Employment Ministerial Spotlight COUNTRIES OECD - All countries - Australia - Czech Republic ... World Back issues Recent articles Browse articles by date SUBSCRIBE About us ... Links index Nuclear energy: Can it help? By Luis Echávarri, Director-General,OECD Nuclear Energy Agency OECD Observer Published on: August 19, 2002 Nuclear energy is back in the public eye in light of the concerns about climate change and the need for a sustainable energy supply. Some powerful public voices are unconvinced about the technology’s competitiveness and safety. For Luis Echávarri, Director-General, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, these doubts should be put to rest. INTERVIEW OECD Observer: What role can nuclear energy play in helping countries tackle global warming and in particular meet their commitments under the Kyoto Protocol? Luís Echávarri: Quite a significant role. The target of the Kyoto Protocol for Annex I countries – meaning developed and transition economies – to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 5.2% on average from their 1990 levels up to the period 2008-2012 is challenging and will be difficult to meet. Indeed, during the 1990s, global emissions of CO2 – the gas thought most responsible for climate change – increased by almost 9%, in spite of a decrease by some 32% in the economies in transition. If anything, today’s nuclear power plants help keep CO2 emissions down; if the 438 nuclear reactors in operation worldwide (most of them in OECD countries) were to be closed down and replaced by the current mix of state-of-the-art fossil-fuelled plants, world CO2 emissions would rise by some 6%.

34. FRONTLINE: Nuclear Reaction: Why The French Like Nuclear Energy Claude Mandil, the general Director for energy and Raw The thought of being dependentfor energy on a Citizens quickly accepted that nuclear might be a http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/reaction/readings/french.html

var loc = "../../../"; Civaux in southwestern France is a stereotypical rural French village with a square, a church and a small school. On a typical day, Monsieur Rambault, the baker, is up before dawn turning out baguettes and croissants. Shortly after, teacher Rene Barc opens the small school. There is a blacksmith, a hairdresser, a post office, a general store and a couple of bars. But overlooking the picturesque hamlet are two giant cooling towers from a nuclear plant, still under construction, a half-mile away. When the Civaux nuclear power plant comes on line sometime in the next 12 months, France will have 56 working nuclear plants, generating 76% of her electricity. In France, unlike in America, nuclear energy is accepted, even popular. Everybody I spoke to in Civaux loves the fact their region was chosen. The nuclear plant has brought jobs and prosperity to the area. Nobody I spoke to, nobody , expressed any fear. From the village school teacher, Rene Barc, to the patron of the Cafe de Sport bar, Valerie Turbeau, any traces of doubt they might have had have faded as they have come to know plant workers, visited the reactor site and thought about the benefits of being part of France's nuclear energy effort. France's decision to launch a large nuclear program dates back to 1973 and the events in the Middle East that they refer to as the "oil shock." The quadrupling of the price of oil by OPEC nations was indeed a shock for France because at that time most of its electricity came from oil burning plants. France had and still has very few natural energy resources. It has no oil, no gas and her coal resources are very poor and virtually exhausted.

35. Online NewsHour: Mohamed ElBaradei -- January 6, 2003 and Iraq, the International Atomic energy Agency has responsibility for monitoringthe nuclear weapons programs RAY SUAREZ Director general ElBaradei, welcome http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/international/jan-june03/elbaradei_1-6.html

NUCLEAR CHALLENGE January 6, 2003 The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, discusses the volatile situations in North Korea and Iraq, and the reasons for the different policies in the two regions. Jan. 6, 2003 Update: IAEA demands the N. Korea comply with nuclear safeguards Dec. 30, 2002 An assessment of Secretary of State Powell's comments that this situation is not a crisis. Dec. 27, 2002 An assessment of the Bush administration's reaction to North Korea's decision to expel U.N. nuclear weapons inspectors Dec. 27, 2002 Two atomic energy experts discuss North Korea's latest moves Dec. 26, 2002 Update : The U.N.'s nuclear watchdog agency says N. Korea is engaging in "nuclear brinkmanship." Dec. 23, 2002 Two former U.S. ambassadors to S. Korea on N. Korea's nuclear capabilities Dec. 11, 2002 Experts discuss the release of a North Korean ship after it was briefly intercepted by U.S. authorities Oct. 21, 2002: A look at the parallels and differences between the threats posed by North Korea and Iraq Oct. 17, 2002:

36. ThinkQuest : Library : Nuclear Physics nuclear energy nuclear technology is not entirely evil. The use of the technologyfor energy is disputably beneficial to mankind. general Applicationsgeneral http://library.thinkquest.org/3471/

Index Physical Science Nuclear Physics Nuclear physics remains a hot topic for discussion, especially at this excellent site. Learn the underlying principles of nuclear physics and the history of its development. Discover the uses, from general applications such as medical imaging and radioactive dating, to the more controversial nuclear energy and nuclear weapons. Read the opposing viewpoints people have for and against the use of nuclear energy and nuclear proliferation. Visit Site 1996 ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Languages English Students John New Plymouth High School, New Plymouth, ID, United States Greg TJHSST, Alexandria, VA, United States Johann TJHSST (Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technol, Alexandria, VA, United States Coaches Duane New Plymouth High School, New Plymouth, ID, United States Robert TJHSST, Alexandria, VA, United States Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site.

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38. NUCLEAR NEWS: ENERGY, WEAPONS, & WARFARE | HavenWorks.com/nuclear Energy, Nuclea UN News United Nations News. UN nuclear Official to Visit Libya. MohamedElBaradei, the director-general of the International Atomic energy Agency http://havenworks.com/nuclear/

Haven Works .com nuclear ... Top NUCLEAR News: Energy, Weapons, and Warfare: Israeli Nuclear Whistleblower Vanunu to Go Free. " ... "Israeli nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu goes free on Wednesday after 18 years in jail for spilling secrets that publicly placed the Jewish state among the world's top atomic powers." ... "But the former nuclear technician whose revelations to a British newspaper led analysts to conclude Israel had an arsenal of more than 100 nuclear warheads will still be subject to a list of stringent security measures to keep him silent." ... "Vanunu was jailed in 1986 for treason after disclosing information to Britain's Sunday Times." (1, By Megan Goldin Reuters Alarm Raised Over Quality of Uranium Found in Iran. " ... "United Nations nuclear inspectors have found traces of extremely highly enriched uranium in Iran, of a purity reserved for use in a nuclear bomb, European and American diplomats said Wednesday." ... "Among traces that inspectors detected last year are some refined to 90 percent of the rare 235 isotope, the diplomats said. While the International Atomic Energy Agency has previously reported finding "weapons grade" traces, it has not revealed that some reached such a high degree of enrichment." ... "The presence of such traces raises the stakes in the international debate over Iran's nuclear program and increases the urgency of determining the uranium's origin. If the enrichment took place in Iran, it means the country is much further along the road to becoming a nuclear weapons power than even the most aggressive intelligence estimates anticipated." -

39. HURI Publications: Legacies Of Chornobyl for the peaceful use of nuclear energy is currently underway. This process reflectsmany controversies inherent at present to our society in general and to http://www.huri.harvard.edu/work1.html

Working Papers Sergei Milenin Sergei Skokov Elizabeth Supeno Publications Home Recent and Forthcoming Titles Full Catalog Working Papers ... Book Sale Developing nuclear energy as a sustainable energy source represents one of the most serious challenges faced by humankind. The development of an international regulatory system for the peaceful use of nuclear energy is currently underway. This process reflects many controversies inherent at present to our society in general and to international relations in particular. The accident at the Chornobyl nuclear power plant (Ukrainian SSR, 1986) has highlighted the shortcomings in the existing international system and brought many nuclear energy issues into the discussion. The paper considers the existing international provisions for the safe use of nuclear energy focusing on their weaknesses and analyzing possible ways toward creating an effective and workable international legal regime. Special attention is paid to further development of the safety assurance of nuclear installations and to the problem of strengthening the legal system of liability for nuclear damage. Table of Contents ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION Chapter 1.

40. NEI - Library Guide to nuclear energy A comprehensive primer on nuclear energy for the news mediaand the general public covering benefits, plant safety, the next generation http://www.nei.org/index.asp?catnum=1&catid=6

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