BERLIN, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- Germany is engulfed in a discussion over how to best handle nuclear waste, after it surfaced that several leaks threaten security at a dumping site in Lower Saxony state.

Kentucky officials this week are warning all landfills to be on the lookout for illegal low level nuclear waste.

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A few days ago, we published a piece showing the cost of federal nuclear bailout proposals. It’s a big, big number — $50 billion. But all of that money would not create a single new job, nor reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a single pound. In fact, as a…

Waste and fraud at the Central Intelligence Agency not only squanders taxpayers’ money but also endangers American lives. When money is diverted away from intelligence missions on rogue state nuclear

Workers at the Hanford Nuclear Site in Washington say its chemical and radioactive vapors are making them sick, even killing them.

Newly released documents and emails from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) show the agency's top commissioners directed staff to lower

Japan's new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is to dump over 1.2 million tons of radioactive Fukushima water into the ocean as a way to reduce the costs of the $200 billion nuclear plant clean up. There has already been international outrage at the plans, and…

The 2019 closure of Abidjan's notorious Akouédo dump displaced numerous waste pickers. The site became internationally known in 2006 when the company Trafigura illegally dumped a shipload of toxic waste and harmed the health of over 100,000 people.

A piece about how corruption and nuclear power plant construction go hand-in-hand

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