Nuclear Energy

Nuclear cooperation between the U.S., Israel, the UAE and Saudi Arabia could help prevent a cascade of Middle Eastern nuclear proliferation.

The Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment said the radioactive substances were man-made.

Researchers believe an incident at a nuclear reprocessing plant in central Russia was the cause, though Russian officials have always denied involvement.

The controversial floating power plant will be towed through the Baltic Sea and narrow European straits to get to the Arctic.

Naples Mayor Luigi de Magistris said his "City of Peace" was no place for nuclear weapons or nuclear-powered vessels.

"This is the first time an ecosystem has been found to survive directly on the basis of nuclear energy."

Why Russia is having a meltdown over activists protesting its state nuclear agency.

The work reflects "the duality of creation and destruction as well as the beauty and disaster that our civilization has created."

A plant near the most seriously polluted area suffered one of the worst ever radioactive accidents in 1957.

The estimated cost of the long-term cleanup following the nuclear disaster is $192 billion.

The former Trump national security adviser was allegedly paid $25,000 for his role in it.

Japan's "Little Sunfish" brought back never-before-seen footage of the Fukushima nuclear plant, which has claimed a number of prior devices.

How much harm could 777,000 tons of water laced with tritium, a nuclear byproduct, do to the environment?

The moral dimensions of the waste must increasingly be considered at the international level. We cannot simply step back and hope global market mechanisms will solve the problem

The country's former energy minister secretly signed an agreement with Russia's state nuclear firm in 2014.

Trump said the United States has "fallen behind on nuclear weapon capacity." He pledged to ensure that, "We're going to be at the top of the pack."

With the EU out of the picture, what challenges will the U.K's nuclear policy face?

Fears of another Chernobyl occurring have been raised by the war in eastern Ukraine.

In Ukraine, 240,000 people have the status of Chernobyl liquidators

On April 26, 1986, a botched test at the nuclear plant in then-Soviet Ukraine triggered a meltdown.

Levels of the radioactive isotope tritium 200 times higher than normal were found in Biscayne Bay.

The Belgian prosecutor has confirmed reports of the find in searches after November 13.

The site is scheduled to be operational and capable of storing radioactive waste by 2025.

An escalating dispute between Iran and the U.S. centers on the types of missile that the Islamic Republic is allowed to develop.

A 54 centimeter robot with a scorpion-like tail will be sent inside one of Fukushima's reactors this August.

This weekend's transformer failure is third for the plant in the last eight years.

Making nuclear fuel safer and more efficient by revisiting a Cold War–era discovery.

Safer nuclear technology is inspiring a new generation of young scientists. But government needs to lend a hand.

Greenpeace denied involvement as the French government launched an investigation into a number of drone sightings above state-owned nuclear plants

Against the UN consensus, Russia is pushing for the issue of Syria's past nuclear activities to be removed from agenda