A Soviet submarine that lies at the bottom of the Norwegian Sea is leaking small but non-hazardous amounts of radiation 1. In 1989, the Komsomolets burst into flames and sank, taking with it the ...

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First vitrified Hanford radioactve waste disposed of at site. 30 containers of glassified waste staged as disposal started. DOE says its an important step in Hanford nuclear site cleanup. Richland, ...

Even with the ongoing leaks, researchers found, "There is little evidence of any accumulation" A Cold War submarine that sank in 1989 is still leaking radioactive material into the water off of Norway ...

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Nearly four decades after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, a black fungus is thriving on the walls of one of the most radioactive buildings on Earth, challenging scientists’ understanding of how life ...

Fears of a nuclear catastrophe are rising in the Middle East as the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran intensifies. Kuwait has issued an urgent alert warning of a possible nuclear or ...

The IAEA estimates that 20 million shipments of nuclear and other radioactive material are transported every year for peaceful applications in energy, medicine, education, agriculture and industry.

If you’ve got frozen shrimp in your freezer, it’s time for a careful check. In the latest development of an ongoing food safety scare, U.S. officials have expanded a nationwide recall of frozen shrimp ...

In accordance with the Federal Law on the Use of Atomic Energy, the management of nuclear materials and radioactive substances during transport is one of the many elements involved in the atomic ...