Fuel for Thought
A multilateral approach to the nuclear fuel cycle has the potential to facilitate the continued and expected increased use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Nuclear Power Global Status
In the 30 countries with nuclear power generation capacity, the percentage of electricity from nuclear reactors ranges from 78% in France to just 2% in China.
From Our Archives: Nuclear Waste
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CONTENTS
IAEA Bulletin Vol. 49-2
| 1 | Focus EnvironmentIn a world facing severe environmental challenges, nuclear technology can help make the most of natural resources while preserving the environment. An interdepartmental group has been set up to coordinate the multi-faceted efforts of the IAEA in this area. ... Read More | |
| 2 | Time for ActionDr. Rajendra Pachauri, is one of the world's leading authorities on climate change. Speaking with IAEA Bulletin staff Giovanni Verlini and Ritu Kenn, he said that the world needs to act now to avert catastrophic consequences for the earth's climate. ... Read More | |
| 3 | The World after 2012The Global Leadership for Climate Action (GLCA) has drawn a possible roadmap to face the issue of climate change. ... Read More |
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| 4 | Daring to ZigContrarian views on Climate Change. ... Read More | |
| 5 | A Fuel Cycle for the 21st CenturyAt a time of nuclear revival, the need for ensuring best practices throughout the entire fuel cycle is greater than ever. ... Read More | |
| 6 | Cleaning up from the PastThe IAEA is assisting Central Asian States in the remediation of former Soviet uranium mining sites, also making sure that no new legacy is created. ... Read More | |
| 7 | Global Schoolhouse on Rua 6Goi�nia's lessons shape actions on radiation safety and security decades later. ... Read More | |
| 8 | Threats & Risks in TraffickingThe illicit trafficking of nuclear material is a menace that needs to be stopped. An IAEA project is facilitating the understanding of the problem, as well as helping identifying potential solutions. ... Read More | |
| 9 | On the Nuclear Train leaving PragueIAEA helps move hazardous high-enriched uranium from the Czech Republic safely back to Russia. ... Read More | |
| 10 | Nuclear Power Global StatusA look at nuclear power generation around the world and its future prospects. ... Read More | |
| 11 | Europe's Strategic VisionIn the quest to reduce CO2 emissions, improve efficiency and achieve energy independence, European institutions give the green light to nuclear power. ... Read More | |
| 12 | Burying the Nuclear SwordThe world's regime against the spread of nuclear weapons faces serious obstacles. A stronger IAEA could help States overcome them. ... Read More | |
| 13 | Fuel for ThoughtA multilateral approach to the nuclear fuel cycle would help cope with the expected expansion of nuclear power use and strengthen the nuclear non-proliferation regime. ... Read More | |
| 14 | Generation NextAmid calls for a 'renaissance' in nuclear power, much work needs to be done to cultivate nuclear's future workers. ... Read More | |
| 15 | Meltdown or MishapThe International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (INES) helps communicate the relative severity of a nuclear plant accident. Experts are revising the scale to expand its scope. ... Read More |