Never used for their intended purpose, the cooling towers of Washington Nuclear Projects 3 and 5 (WNP-3 and WNP-5) loom over ...

On Mar. 28, 1979, the most significant nuclear power accident in U.S. history began after a pressure valve failed to close at ...

The United States, in the latest bid to salvage the North Korea nuclear deal, is sending a senior diplomat to meet with North ...

Earlier this year, Pyongyang agreed to disable its nuclear reactor and provide a full accounting of its plutonium stockpile, "acknowledge" concerns about its proliferation activities and its uranium ...

“If you want more clean sources of generation, nuclear reactors are a great candidate ... SMR technology requires building additional cooling towers.” The Environmental Law & Policy Center ...

The reactor of the decommissioned nuclear power plant can be seen behind a cloud of dust after the cooling towers were blown up. Eleven workers have been injured in a fire during demolition work ...

Arkansas’s only nuclear power ... s first nuclear reactor went online on Dec. 19, 1974, and the second on March 26, 1980. The latter required the iconic cooling tower upon construction.

But under current conditions, restarting even a single reactor would be “impossible”. A cooling tower at the Zaporizhzhia ...

Members of the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC ... include modifications to the base of one of the two cooling towers, reactor building cooling equipment and an underground oil tank ...

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Could Restart Months After ... damaged an International Atomic Energy Agency vehicle and set a cooling tower on fire. "What we want is to have a moment where we will ...