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Taiwan's Lai Signals Nuclear Energy Openness After Referendum Setbacks
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te announced a cabinet reshuffle and a potential shift toward nuclear energy after referendums on restarting the island's last nuclear power plant (73.5% approval, but failed due to low turnout) and recalling seven opposition KMT lawmakers (all survived) revealed challe...
Taiwan's Lai Signals Nuclear Energy Openness After Referendum Setbacks
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te announced a cabinet reshuffle and a potential shift toward nuclear energy after referendums on restarting the island's last nuclear power plant (73.5% approval, but failed due to low turnout) and recalling seven opposition KMT lawmakers (all survived) revealed challe...
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44% Bias Score
Hainan Nuclear Science Camp Concludes, Showcasing China's Growing Nuclear Energy Outreach
A five-day nuclear science summer camp in Hainan, China, concluded on August 9, 2025, engaging over 150 experts and youth from China and 19 other countries to promote nuclear energy; the program, running for 13 years, has expanded from 6,000 to over 1.3 million participants.
Hainan Nuclear Science Camp Concludes, Showcasing China's Growing Nuclear Energy Outreach
A five-day nuclear science summer camp in Hainan, China, concluded on August 9, 2025, engaging over 150 experts and youth from China and 19 other countries to promote nuclear energy; the program, running for 13 years, has expanded from 6,000 to over 1.3 million participants.
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48% Bias Score
NASA to Build Nuclear Reactor on Moon by 2030
NASA plans to construct a US nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030, fueled by competition with China's space program; the project, involving hundreds of millions in prior research, aims to power a lunar base enabling extended missions and potential territorial claims.
NASA to Build Nuclear Reactor on Moon by 2030
NASA plans to construct a US nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030, fueled by competition with China's space program; the project, involving hundreds of millions in prior research, aims to power a lunar base enabling extended missions and potential territorial claims.
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52% Bias Score
Italy Reverses Course, Plans Nuclear Power Plant Revival
Italy's right-wing government is reviving nuclear power, planning to use Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs) to meet growing energy demands by 2030-2033, reversing previous public referendums against nuclear power.
Italy Reverses Course, Plans Nuclear Power Plant Revival
Italy's right-wing government is reviving nuclear power, planning to use Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs) to meet growing energy demands by 2030-2033, reversing previous public referendums against nuclear power.
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48% Bias Score
Senate Confirms Wright to Lead Nuclear Regulatory Commission Amidst Political Controversy
The Senate confirmed David A. Wright to lead the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) by a 50-39 vote on Monday. Wright's second term begins immediately and extends until 2030, following an executive order that seeks to loosen safety standards and expand nuclear power capacity. Senate Democrats voice...
Senate Confirms Wright to Lead Nuclear Regulatory Commission Amidst Political Controversy
The Senate confirmed David A. Wright to lead the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) by a 50-39 vote on Monday. Wright's second term begins immediately and extends until 2030, following an executive order that seeks to loosen safety standards and expand nuclear power capacity. Senate Democrats voice...
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52% Bias Score
NRC Study Shows Promise for Accident-Tolerant Nuclear Fuels
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) released a report on accident-tolerant fuels (ATFs) concluding that current regulations generally apply to their storage and transport. Three companies—Framatome, Global Nuclear Fuels, and Westinghouse—are developing ATF designs which promise enhanced nuc...
NRC Study Shows Promise for Accident-Tolerant Nuclear Fuels
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) released a report on accident-tolerant fuels (ATFs) concluding that current regulations generally apply to their storage and transport. Three companies—Framatome, Global Nuclear Fuels, and Westinghouse—are developing ATF designs which promise enhanced nuc...
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44% Bias Score
Denver Airport Pauses Nuclear Energy Plan Amid Community Backlash
Denver International Airport's plan to explore using nuclear energy for power has been paused after local opposition over safety, waste disposal, and lack of community consultation; the $1.25 million feasibility study is now on hold.
Denver Airport Pauses Nuclear Energy Plan Amid Community Backlash
Denver International Airport's plan to explore using nuclear energy for power has been paused after local opposition over safety, waste disposal, and lack of community consultation; the $1.25 million feasibility study is now on hold.
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68% Bias Score
Hainan Hosts 13th "Charm of Nuclear Energy" Summer Camp
The 13th annual "Charm of Nuclear Energy" summer camp, held August 5th in Haikou, Hainan, attracted numerous participants, combining science lectures, cultural exploration, and field trips to promote nuclear science literacy and understanding among young people, further expanding on its 12-year succ...
Hainan Hosts 13th "Charm of Nuclear Energy" Summer Camp
The 13th annual "Charm of Nuclear Energy" summer camp, held August 5th in Haikou, Hainan, attracted numerous participants, combining science lectures, cultural exploration, and field trips to promote nuclear science literacy and understanding among young people, further expanding on its 12-year succ...
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48% Bias Score
US-EU Trade Deal Includes $750 Billion in Energy Purchases, Signaling Europe's Nuclear Pivot
The July 2025 US-EU trade deal includes a $750 billion commitment by the EU to purchase American energy exports, including nuclear technology and fuel, marking a significant shift in European energy policy driven by the need to diversify away from Russian energy sources.
US-EU Trade Deal Includes $750 Billion in Energy Purchases, Signaling Europe's Nuclear Pivot
The July 2025 US-EU trade deal includes a $750 billion commitment by the EU to purchase American energy exports, including nuclear technology and fuel, marking a significant shift in European energy policy driven by the need to diversify away from Russian energy sources.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Weighs Extending Nuclear Plant Lifespans Amidst Energy Debate
Spain's Iberdrola and Endesa proposed extending the lifespan of the country's nuclear power plants, prompting a response from the government which is open to negotiation under specific conditions including cost neutrality for consumers, adherence to safety regulations, and supply security.
Spain Weighs Extending Nuclear Plant Lifespans Amidst Energy Debate
Spain's Iberdrola and Endesa proposed extending the lifespan of the country's nuclear power plants, prompting a response from the government which is open to negotiation under specific conditions including cost neutrality for consumers, adherence to safety regulations, and supply security.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Increased Energy Dependence on U.S. Following Scotland Agreement and Blackout
Spain's energy dependence on the U.S. is sharply rising after a Scotland agreement shifting EU energy supply from Russia to the U.S., while simultaneously Spain is phasing out domestic nuclear energy, increasing vulnerability after a recent blackout and failed anti-blackout legislation.
Spain's Increased Energy Dependence on U.S. Following Scotland Agreement and Blackout
Spain's energy dependence on the U.S. is sharply rising after a Scotland agreement shifting EU energy supply from Russia to the U.S., while simultaneously Spain is phasing out domestic nuclear energy, increasing vulnerability after a recent blackout and failed anti-blackout legislation.
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60% Bias Score
China Completes Preliminary Design of CFR1000 Fast Reactor
China's National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) announced the completion of the preliminary design for the CFR1000, a 1.2-million-kilowatt fourth-generation fast reactor, aligning with the nation's strategy for enhanced energy security and green development, building on over 10 years of independent R&D ...
China Completes Preliminary Design of CFR1000 Fast Reactor
China's National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) announced the completion of the preliminary design for the CFR1000, a 1.2-million-kilowatt fourth-generation fast reactor, aligning with the nation's strategy for enhanced energy security and green development, building on over 10 years of independent R&D ...
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44% Bias Score
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