41. More Knowledge About Nuclear Energy Information about nuclear energy for general public. More about nuclearenergy, nuclear web pages worldwide. Links to Home Pages of http://www.drustvo-js.si/jedeng.htm

Information about nuclear energy for general public More about nuclear energy Nuclear web pages worldwide Links to Home Pages of Nuclear Institutions in Slovenia Jozef Stefan Institute ELES - Elektro Slovenia Nuclear Power Plant Krško Graduate Study of Nuclear Engineering ... Nuclear Safety Administration Miscelaneous More about nuclear energy Library of video materials Exhibition "Atoms through the time" Nucleus - translations of ENS Nucleus newsletters Virtual Nuclear Turist - excellent home page in USA Nuclear Power Plants of the World - interactive overview Invitation to lectures - for groups and individuals Nuclear Safety Administration On-line Meteorological and Radiological Data Annual reports about nuclear safety in Slovenia Jozef Stefan Institute ... Environmental Chemistry Department

42. TUNL Nuclear Data Project or preliminary report, HTML document, general Table, Update List or energy LevelDiagram? 20 nuclides available through the National nuclear Data Center http://www.tunl.duke.edu/NuclData/

Information on mass chains and nuclides available on this website: Search: TUNL Nuclear Data Group: Who we are and what we do. Our publications on Energy Levels of Light Nuclei, A = 5 - 20: Publications: TUNL evaluations of A = 3 - 10 and A = 16 - 20, and modified versions of Fay Ajzenberg-Selove's publications of A = 5 - 20, are available here in PDF format. Some reprints and preprints may be requested by mail. HTML for Nuclides : HTML documents are available for individual nuclides found within the TUNL or FAS evaluations. Resources relating to our publications: General Tables : General Tables in HTML for A = 5 - 10 nuclei. Update Lists contain important papers published since the most recent evaluation of each nucleus and are available for A = 3 - 16 nuclei. Energy Level Diagrams are available for A = 4 - 20 nuclides. Tables of Energy Levels: a brief listing of tables of energy levels from the most recent publication for each nuclide A = 4 - 20. SiteMap and Complete List of Available TUNL Documents: Trying to find a specific TUNL evaluation or preliminary report, HTML document, General Table, Update List or Energy Level Diagram? Click here for a complete list of what's available on our website. Applications and databases relating to the A = 3 - 20 nuclides: ENSDF information for A = 2 - 20 nuclides available through the National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC) site.

43. ElBaradei The International Atomic energy Agency and the Global nuclear Agenda. MohamedElBaradei, Director general of the IAEA, about global nuclear trends and http://afa.at/globalview/052000/elbaradei.html

Themenschwerpunkt IAEA The International Atomic Energy Agency and the Global Nuclear Agenda Mohamed ElBaradei , Director General of the IAEA, about global nuclear trends and international efforts to ensure a peaceful use of nuclear power. Mohamed ElBaradei Director General of the IAEA Foto: Press Office Mr. Kyd, IAEA IAEA Facts General information The International Atomic Energy Agency serves as the world's central intergovernmental forum for scientific and technical co-operation in the nuclear field. A specialized agency within the United Nations system, the IAEA maintains its headquarters in Vienna. Policymaking Organs Policymaking organs of the IAEA are the General Conference and the Board of Governors. Working jointly, these two organs decide the Agency's programme and budget and appoint the Director General of the IAEA. The General Conference is composed of representatives of all IAEA Member States. The Board of Governors has 35 members, of which 13 are designated by the Board and 22 are elected by the General Conference. Member States By 27 July 1957, eighteen States have ratified the Statute of the IAEA thus bringing it into force. As of 1 December 1999, the IAEA has 130 Member States.

44. Caea The Secretariat supervised by the Director general (DG) fulfils its duties of theManagement Dept., Technical Cooperation Dept., nuclear energy Dept., nuclear http://www.caea.gov.cn/english/inter2.htm

45. MIT ILP - Conferences & Events - Nuclear Energy And The Hydrogen Economy Research Establishment, Japan Atomic energy Research Institute Kenneth R. Schultz,title?, general Atomics (GA of nuclear Engineering, MIT Speakers J. Steven http://ilp-www.mit.edu/display_event.a4d?fromKey=P4&eventId=55

46. Nuclear Energy And The Environment of greenhouse gas emissions, and nuclear power should to play in long term sustainableenergy development if Michael Jefferson, Deputy Secretary general of the http://www.mint.gov.my/policy/p_issue_nuc_environs.htm

Nuclear Energy and the Environment policy.research mint .my Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT) Comprehensive coverage of global nuclear policy issues from Malaysia's perspective. The Objective, the Issues, the Instruments, the Tools, the Fora, and the Output Wed Jan 30 17:32:38 2002 MINT and Integrated Energy Planning in Malaysia Even though Malaysia does not have a nuclear power programme, nor is it likely that there is going to be one in the foreseeable future, past nuclear power planning studies have greatly contributed to the development and promotion of the integrated energy planning concept in the country. Through the sophisticated computer models obtained from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) through MINT, and distributed to national energy planning authorities, a broad base of integrated energy planning expertise has been developed. Consequently, the output of, and the experience gained from, the series of nuclear power pre-planning studies that have been conducted by MINT in collaboration with Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) in co-operation of various other national authorities, have benefited other national energy supply and demand planning activities, including a national Transport Master Plan.

47. Hydroelectric Relicensing And Nuclear Energy DC, 20036, Mr. Laurence Parme general Atomics PO Box Inc On behalf of energy ContractorsPrice Vice President of Underwriting American nuclear Insurers Towne http://energycommerce.house.gov/107/hearings/06272001Hearing305/hearing.htm

Committee Hearing The House Committee on Energy and Commerce W.J. "Billy" Tauzin, Chairman Help How do I find...? Contact Us About The Committee Search Menu Home Action Schedule Members ... Publications Hydroelectric Relicensing and Nuclear Energy Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality June 27, 2001 10:00 AM 2123 Rayburn House Office Building Hearing Webcast: Complete The broadcast has concluded. The archive will be available here as soon as possible. The free Real Player basic is required in order to connect to this broadcast. Panel 1 The Honorable Richard Meserve Chairman US Nuclear Regulatory Commission 11555 Rockville Pike Mailstop 016C1 Rockville, MD, 20852 Mr. William Magwood Director US Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC, 20585 Panel 2 Mr. Marvin Fertel Senior Vice President of Business Operations Nuclear Energy Institute 1776 I Street, NW Suite 400 Washington, DC, 20006-3708

48. Israel's Attack On Iraqi Nuclear Reactor, General Assembly Resolution 41/12 The general Assembly,. installations and its grave consequences for the establishedinternational system concerning the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the non http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/UN/unga41_12.html

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 41/12 (October 29, 1986) The forty first session of the General Assembly began in mid September. By late October the Assembly began to adopt the traditional anti-Israel resolutions. In 1986 the pro-Arab majority began to shrink somewhat. On the following resolution, 86 voted in favor, 5 against and 55 abstained. On operative paragraph 2, the vote was 63 in favor, 41 against and 33 abstained, meaning that 74 nations were not pleased with its formulations. The General Assembly, Having considered the item entitled "Armed Israeli aggression against the Iraqi nuclear installations and its grave consequences for the established international system concerning the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and international peace and security", Recalling the relevant resolutions of the Security Council and the General Assembly, Taking note of the relevant resolutions of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Viewing with deep concern Israel's refusal to comply with Security Council resolution 487 (1981) of 19 June 1981

49. Nuclear Energy - News And Latest Information is quid pro quo for the Yucca decision, spokesman for the nuclear energy Institutesaid it has been very supportive of nuclear energy in general. He added http://www.inboxrobot.com/news/NuclearEnergy

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50. NMC - Nuclear Facts - General Information general INFORMATION. nuclear energy provides about 20 percent of the United States electricity and is its number one source of emissionfree electricity. http://www.nmcco.com/education/facts/general/general_home.htm

Home Jobs Contact Us Search About Education Nuclear Facts Business of Nuclear Environment ... Nuclear Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Nuclear energy provides about 20 percent of the United States' electricity and is its number one source of emission-free electricity. 103 nuclear plants with operating licenses For more details, see the U.S. nuclear plants state-by-state interactive map Number of operating reactors: 34 Boiling Water Reactors, 69 Pressurized Water Reactors- (B) BWR plants with 1, 2 or 3 reactors: 1(14), 2(10) (P) PWR plants with 1, 2 or 3 reactors: 1(15), 2(24), 3(2) For reactors by state, see Generation capacity by state Companies licensed to operate nuclear reactors: Number of states with operating reactors: States with nuclear as largest percentage of electricity: Connecticut - 45% Illinois - 50% New Hampshire - 53% New Jersey - 49% South Carolina - 55% Vermont - 67% Largest U.S. nuclear plant/size/number of reactors:

51. The Educational Encyclopedia, Physics, Nuclear Science, Radioactivity, Quantum P nuclear energy FAQ discusses nuclear energy as a part of a more general discussionof why human material progress is sustainable and should be sustained. http://users.telenet.be/educypedia/education/physicsnuclear.htm

Science Animals Biology Botany Bouw ... Resources Physics Electricity Energy General overview Lasers ... Miscellaneous Nuclear science Sound Temperature Waves Modern physics: nuclear science - r adiation - relativity Alternative energy research Atoms! part of Modern physics CERN's new antimatter factory CERN exploratorium the heart of the matter. Cern, the world largest particle accelerator Chernobyl: ten years on radiological and health impact Einsteins space time wrinkles relativity theory Fission and energy theory and operation of nuclear fission reactors Fusion Fusion explains research in controlled thermonuclear fusion Fusion basics Fusion energy plasma, fusion, nuclear education Heisenberg werner and the uncertainty principle the more precisely the position is determined the less precisely the momentum is known Ionizing radiation and radioactivity the properties of atoms and nuclei relevant to the understanding of ionizing radiation and radioactivity. It is concerned primarily with those properties relevant to accelerator produced radiation and radioactivity Modern physics special relativity, photons, atoms, particles and waves, Schrodinger's equation, many electron atoms, nuclear physics

52. GDS Infocentre :: A Compelling Case For Nuclear Energy In Europe European Atomic Forum (FORATOM). A compelling case for nuclear energy in Europeby Dr. Peter Haug, secretary general, European Atomic Forum (FORATOM). http://www.gdsinternational.com/infocentre/artsum.asp?mag=148&iss=51&art=2117&la

53. UFOs Continue To Visit Nuclear Energy Sites As the UFO apporached the nuclear plant it flew to to be concentrated near variousatomic energy locations in reminded of a statement made by general Nathan F http://www.rense.com/general20/fo.htm

Rense.com UFOs Continue To Visit Nuclear Energy Sites By George D. Fawcett Looking back over the years during the 40th anniversary of UFOs in modern times(JUNE 24,1987) it is interesting to note that UFOs have been seen and recorded near various atomic energy locations in this country and overseas. This link was first noticed by Captain Edward Ruppelt in 1952 and reported in a LOOK magazine article(JUNE 24,1952) titled "Hunt For The Flying Saucer." Captain Ruppelt, who directed the U.S. Air Force Project Blue Book at that time, when viewing a folder of 63 mystifing UFO reportas that had been plotted on a map of the United States discovered that it showed "an ominous correleation" with the location of various atomic energy installations. LOOK magazine learned that some high ranking officers had taken note of this fact and had then held a Pentagon conference to discuss these numerous strange concentrations that have continued to this day. 1. Such incidents at the Savannah River, Hanford, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, McGuire, Cherokee and Indian Point nuclear and atomic plants are of continued vital interest and concern to scientific, military, civilian and governmental observers everywhere.

54. Nuclear Physics - Academic Info for the future. An introduction to the field with sections on The Physics, nuclearWar, nuclear energy, general Applications, and the Political Issues. http://www.academicinfo.net/physicsnuke.html

Academic Info Physics: Nuclear Physics Home Search Index Contact ... Nuclear Resources Advertisers Find Books on Physics University of Phoenix Online - Earn your degree 100% online. Questia - Search over 70,000 books and journals online. TheFreeDictionary.com FreeEncyclopedia ESL - Improve Your English Prescription Drug Information ... Lab Band Surgery - The Weight Loss Institute offers research on weight loss and diet pills Online Education.net Online Degrees College-Campus.com ... Auto Insurance Cheap You can sponsor this page Email us for details Nuclear Physics Past, Present and Future "Addressing a general audience, we explain the physics behind this technology , connecting it to popular history, current issues and prospects for the future." An introduction to the field with sections on The Physics, Nuclear War, Nuclear Energy, General Applications, and the Political Issues American Institute of Physics Center for History of Physics Moments of Discovery "...tells the story of two scientific discoveries in the scientists' own words. (You can read the text or hear their actual voices.)...Teacher's guides offer supplementary materials and ideas for classroom use." The Discovery of Fission IAEA Nuclear Data Centre Los Alamos National Laboratory National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC) Nuclear Data Viewer "This nuclear data viewer allows you to prepare high-quality Postscript graphs of experimental data (CSISRS) and/or evaluated data (ENDF, FENDL, etc.) from our built-in data bases and view them on your work station or print them on your printer."

55. Nuclear Energy: The Issue trade associations (such as the nuclear energy Institute); and companies that buildnuclear power plants or develop nuclear technology (such as general Atomics http://www.opensecrets.org/news/nuclear/index.asp

The Basics Election Overview Who Gives Who Gets ... Publications for Sale UPDATED 7/10/02 The Issue The Players The Money Format to Print THE CENTER FOR RESPONSIVE POLITICS Monday Alerts CapEye Newsletter Nuclear Energy THE ISSUE The Bush administration has touted an energy policy Congress has passed only bits and pieces of Bush’s nuclear energy policy. Earlier this year it reauthorized the Price-Anderson Act, which absolves nuclear power companies of liability above $9 billion in case of an accident. Vice President Dick Cheney had pressed for the law’s renewal as a way to spur more investment in nuclear power plants. Congress has also allocated millions of dollars in tax breaks for nuclear power and earmarked $1.2 billion for nuclear research and development. But the real congressional battle is over Yucca Mountain. The nuclear power industry has already produced more than 40,000 metric tons of nuclear waste in the last 40 years, all of it stored in temporary, on-site storage facilities. Space in those temporary facilities will begin running out in 2004, according to the Nuclear Energy Institute. To solve the problem, the federal government selected Nevada’s Yucca Mountain as the nation’s permanent repository for the waste. Continuing controversy over the site, however, means the facility is still about 10 years away from completion. Environmentalists are concerned about the site’s location (in an area prone to earthquakes) and about the safety of transporting radioactive waste

56. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty And The International Atomic Energy Agency of this verification role and the IAEA s mission of promoting nuclear energy. TheAcronym Institute does not cover the IAEA s work in general, but only in http://www.acronym.org.uk/npt/

Text Only Disarmament Diplomacy Disarmament Documentation ACRONYM Reports ... Glossary The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and the International Atomic Energy Agency Non-Proliferation Treaty The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) was concluded in 1968 and entered into force on March 5, 1970. It is the founding document of multilateral nonproliferation endeavours. The Acronym Institute has closely followed NPT developments since 1994. Our website features our own detailed reports on NPT meetings and analysis from a range of academic and practitioner commentators. The NPT PrepCom 2004: Acronym Special Coverage Confusion and Anger as NPT Meeting Closes in New York May 8, 2004 Throughout the meeting, there was much stating of positions, but little stomach for confrontation or compromise. After two weeks of lacklustre debates, with much repetition and very few new ideas, the last day of the meeting turned into a bad-tempered shambles that ended in near farce, with a series of confused decisions taken without interpretation, with the majority speaking English but two delegations insisting on French. The PrepCom even failed to abide by its own rules whereby, if discussions have been held in closed session, the meeting is opened to the public for formal decisions to be properly taken. Along with the rest of civil society, the Acronym Institute was outside the room throughout the long day, gleaning information from a series of frustrated delegates as they wandered back and forth for cigarettes or coffee. As debates went round and round in circles, messing up earlier agreements on access for nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), adding and subtracting words to slide just one outstanding - but importantly context-establishing - paragraph on the agenda past the US blockage, it was clear that many delegates, including, some complained, the Chair, had lost the plot. Their confusion about what they were doing even extended to the final decisions, as illustrated by contradictory reports of what occurred at the end.

57. ENDS Environment Daily, Europe's Environmental News Service nuclear. corporate, general, 27/04/04 UK pledges stepchange in energy efficiency,climate, energy, transport, 27/04/04 Swedish public in U-turn on nuclear power, http://www.environmentdaily.com/articles/index.cfm?action=index&intTermID=55

58. WISE NC CHERNOBYL SPECIAL; ALTERNATIVES FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY IN THE UKRAINE and the German BUND 8 . In general, lowcost US DOE released a report promoting energyefficiency and Opposing Western funding for new nuclear reactors, the DOE http://www.antenna.nl/wise/449-450/3.html

published by WISE News Communique on April 10, 1996 Contents Introduction 3. Alternatives for nuclear energy in the Ukraine Introduction Since the independence of Ukraine, things have gone worse instead of better. Ukraine is now experiencing a severe crisis. Production has fallen by almost half; unemployment is high. In the past, nearly all the gas and oil came from Russia at low prices. Now, Ukraine has to pay international prices for them. Ukraine has built up huge debts in importing gas from Russia. There is no money to invest in the modernisation of industry and the energy infrastructure, although this is the best investment. The little money there is, is used for nuclear reactors. Thus, it seems Western help is the only way out. Four foreign reports will be summarised here. The conclusions are clear: Energy-saving measures and improving energy efficiency at little or no cost have a big potential and can be realised within a short time. General energy situation Even in the short-term, the potential of energy-saving and energy-efficiency measures is considerable. The amount of energy saved through such measures would greatly exceed the amount of energy produced by Chernobyl. Even the World Bank has concluded in a study that a further 15% decline in electricity consumption from 1995 till the year 2000 is possible. This 15% decline is equivalent to three times the Chernobyl production! From 1990 till 1994, the consumption of electricity in the Ukraine decreased 34%. Translated into megawatts, this decrease is more than the total production of all 14 Ukrainian nuclear plants.

59. Elsevier Author Gateway , Engineering, energy and Technology. +, Astronautics. +, Civil Engineering(general). , Mechatronics. +, Microelectronics. +, nuclear energy and Engineering. http://authors.elsevier.com/Home.html?aloc=09100&sl=SAF~~&al=09740~

60. Jedeng Europe 2001 annual regional meeting, Portorož, September 10 to13, 2001. Information about nuclear energy for general public. http://www2.ijs.si/~icjt/djs/jedeng.html

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