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Nuclear alchemy: Thorium promises power from waste

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Nuclear alchemy: Thorium promises power from waste

Reactors driven by particle accelerators could eat nuclear waste – and generate power at the same time. Does this mean thorium's time has come at last?

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Plutonium signature captured after 50 years of trying

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Plutonium signature captured after 50 years of trying

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Fukushima birds may cope with radiation

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Fukushima birds may cope with radiation

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There's more to nuclear fusion than ITER

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How to build an artificial star on Earth

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How to build an artificial star on Earth

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Abandoning nuclear energy may not boost renewables

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Abandoning nuclear energy may not boost renewables

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Fukushima's fate inspires nuclear safety rethink

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Fukushima's fate inspires nuclear safety rethink

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Can diverse power backups boost nuclear plant safety?

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Can diverse power backups boost nuclear plant safety?

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Fear after Fukushima to push up carbon emissions

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Fear after Fukushima to push up carbon emissions

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Japan's refusenik farmers tackle nuclear waste

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Japan's refusenik farmers tackle nuclear waste

The farmers in the evacuation zone around Fukushima who refused to leave are trying to reduce radiation levels

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Nuclear spies use earth and skies to up their game

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US to resume building nuclear plants

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Costs of killing Iran's nuclear scientists

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Why Iranian student had radioactive metal in his bag

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