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Latest Updates

• September 1, 2006

  The NRC’s Reactor Licensing Process: An Overview. A NIRS briefing paper on how reactors are licensed and factors to consider in participating in the process.

  Update

• September 1, 2006

  The NRC’s Reactor Licensing Process: An Overview. A NIRS briefing paper on how reactors are licensed and factors to consider in participating in the process.

  Update

• August 14, 2006

  Nuclear Industry Under Fire as It Targets the South for Reactor Expansions. Coalition Press Release

  Update

• July 8, 2006

  Why New Nukes are Risky. Coalition briefing paper on the economic risks of nuclear power, presented to Wall Street analysts.

  Update

• July 8, 2006

  The Safety and Reliability – or Lack Thereof – of Nuclear Reactors in a Destabilized Climate,” at IEER training workshop on “Insurmountable Risks: The Dangers of Using Nuclear Power to Combat Global Climate Change. NIRS power point presentation.

  Update

• July 8, 2006

  Why New Nukes are Risky. Coalition briefing paper on the economic risks of nuclear power, presented to Wall Street analysts.

  Fact Sheet

• July 1, 2006

  Tritium: Health Consequences NIRS fact sheet.

  Update

• July 1, 2006

  Tritium: Health Consequences NIRS fact sheet.

  Fact Sheet

• June 29, 2006

  In one day, 80+ organizations signed this letter to Senate Appropriations Committee opposing centralized “interim” surface storage of high-level radioactive waste.

  Update

• June 28, 2006

  New report from Common Sense at the Nuclear Crossroads Campaign: Is a Mobile Chernobyl converging on the Southeast? The Bush administration’s GNEP project could bring high-level waste–from all across the world–to the South, with the Asheville, North Carolina area in the center of the crosshairs.

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