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Essential transport
14 November, 2003
Regulations for transport of radioactive material do not become operationally effective until they are implemented by the entities they apply to. Accordingly, there is a synergy between the regulator and the regulated. By Lorne Green

The lights went out
01 October, 2003
The great US blackout started on 14 August 2003, and lasted for 30 hours. It was the worst blackout in the USA for nearly 40 years, and it affected 50 million people, covering eight states from Ohio to New York.

Confusion over Thorp closure
01 October, 2003

Fuel for the 21st century
03 September, 2003
The international uranium market is approaching maturity on the eve of what many in the industry believe is a nuclear power renaissance. By Julian Steyn

The race is on
03 September, 2003
With demand assured and prices stabilised at higher levels, the prospects for building new US enrichment plants appear better than ever. By Clark Beyer and Jeff Combs

USEC outlook improves, but funding cut
03 September, 2003

Investigating deep disposal of radwaste - Part 2
03 July, 2003
The Belgian radioactive waste management agency ONDRAF/NIRAS has made progress on its research into disposal of high-level long-lived waste. It has produced a lengthy report, SAFIR 2, which this article summarises.

Investigating deep disposal of radwaste - Part 1
03 July, 2003
The Belgian radioactive waste management agency ONDRAF/NIRAS has made progress on its research into disposal of high-level long-lived waste. It has produced a lengthy report, SAFIR 2, which this article summarises.

Energy projections published
03 June, 2003

Mayak waits for processing licence renewal
01 February, 2003