Posted in Atom, Atombomb, Atomic power, Environment, IAEA, Iran, nuclear, Radiation, reactor, Switzerland on November 19, 2007 | 2 Comments »
On the brink of the OPEC conference, Irans President Ahmadinedschad said, that he would support the advice of Uranium enrichment in a neutral country, like Switzerland. At the same time the President of the Council of Switzerland Micheline Calmy-Rey said she would arbitrate between the U.S. and Iran.
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Posted in Atom, Atomic power, Belarus, Chernobyl, Environment, IAEA, IPPNW, nuclear, Radiation, reactor on November 3, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Belarus is the country which got most of the fallout from the Chernobyl explosion inside of an Ukrainian atomic power plant, in 1986. Belarus got more than 70% of the Chernobyl fallout. More than 2 million people are still living in contamined areas. More than 125,000 died and more will die. Unofficially this number rises up to 800,000. Billions of Dollars have been spent.
Now, Belarussian leader Lukachenko wants an own atomic power plant. He wants it for years now, see Here (plans for the first Belarussian atomic power plant). In his opinion atomic power is the only way to assure the national safety. Oil and Gas are not endless. Here are the first official tech-specs: one atomic power plant with 2000 Megawatt power / part of the fuel and energy-balance sheet: 14 – 15 %. Experts say the price of this kind of power will be 25 – 30 % cheaper than the planned power prices.
But, Uranium is not endless. And it is an import good.
So, the prices will rise.
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Posted in accident, Atom, Atombomb, Atomic power, nuclear, Palo Verde, Radiation, reactor, terror, USA on November 3, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Arizona, Palo Verde.
Watchmen found a bomb inside of a truck, which tried to enter the compound of the atomic power plant. The suspect, a 61 years old engineer, said he did no nothing about the bomb. The atomic power plant in Palo Verdo is the biggest in the U.S. and produces power for four million Americans. Less than two kilometers away are the first civilian houses. Source
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