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A balance between emission and growth warrants integrated energy planning, leading to a low-cost transition pathway for sustainable growth.
India’s Indigenous Prototype Fast Breeder Nuclear Reactor (PFBR) and abundant thorium reserves hold key to India’s future energy security.
The country’s environment and nuclear safety minister lays out the administration's reasons for quitting atomic energy after the last few plants closed this month, even as interest in the technology slowly rises in other parts of the world.
Public opinion will dictate how Japanese seafood is received after the wastewater is disposed of into the Pacific Ocean.
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