COGNICURRENT

The Norwegian government has proposed to establish a temporary nuclear storage facility in Halden by purchasing property from Norske Skog Saugbrugs AS for 830.1 million kroner.

The Norwegian government is proposing the purchase of property from Norske Skog Saugbrugs AS for 830 million kroner, aimed at decommissioning nuclear facilities in Halden.

The first Bavarian intermediate storage facility for nuclear waste commenced operations on February 27, 2006, in Grafenrheinfeld.

Finland will start the final disposal of nuclear waste, becoming the first country in the world to do so later this year.

Masayuki Takahashi, the mayor of Kamigenu Village advocating for a nuclear waste survey, has been reelected amid a high voter turnout.

The article discusses the global demand for stable, low-emission energy and the role of nuclear energy in meeting this demand while addressing the critical issue of safely disposing of long-lived radioactive waste.

The upcoming mayoral election in Kamishihoro Village, Japan, revolves around a controversial investigation into a nuclear waste disposal site, with three candidates presenting varied positions on the issue.

A bomb intended for the home of an engineer working on a nuclear waste disposal project was deactivated in France, an act claimed by opponents of the project.

A Latvian company, Deep Space Energy, is developing a new generation nuclear generator intended to produce electricity on the Moon using five times less fuel than previous systems.

The article discusses the challenges of nuclear waste disposal in the context of America's plans to expand its nuclear energy capacity significantly by 2050.

The Trump administration's plan to use small nuclear reactors has turned to an old strategy for radioactive waste disposal: burying it deep underground, despite the absence of such facilities.

The U.S. government, under President Donald Trump, is accelerating plans to build a new generation of small nuclear reactors while facing the challenge of where to store growing amounts of highly toxic nuclear waste.

A visit to Gorleben, the heart of the anti-nuclear waste movement, illustrates the endless search for storage sites for radioactive waste in Germany.

Fresh radioactive waste was discovered among landfill debris at Fortum's Loviisa nuclear power plant, prompting an assessment as an exceptional event affecting safety.

The Bund for Environmental and Nature Conservation (BUND) is contesting a Berlin administrative court's ruling concerning the transport of highly radioactive nuclear waste through North Rhine-Westphalia, as tensions rise with the Greens distancing themselves from their own state government.

A Berlin court has declined to block highly radioactive nuclear waste transports through North Rhine-Westphalia, prompting the environmental group BUND to consider an appeal.

A court in Berlin has rejected an urgent application from the environmental organization Bund Nordrhein-Westfalen against the transport of nuclear waste from Jülich to Ahaus, deeming it both formally and substantively ungrounded.

Objections from Green Party lawmakers in Munich against the transport of nuclear waste from Garching to Ahaus have been dismissed as preparations are made for the Castor transports.

The Morsleben repository is set to be decommissioned, addressing diverse requirements including ecological standards.

Residents are protesting the proposed construction of nuclear waste storage facilities near their communities by organizing a march.

The CDU and CSU are proposing a new research initiative to reopen nuclear energy in Germany, involving a process called 'transmutation' for nuclear waste, which has raised alarms within the SPD.

The operators of the Gorleben interim nuclear waste storage facility seek approval beyond 2034 and intend to involve citizens in the process, but opponents remain skeptical.