LLAW’s All Things Nuclear #743, Saturday, (09/07/2024)

“End Nuclear Insanity Before Nuclear Insanity Ends Humanity”

Lloyd A. Williams-Pendergraft

Sep 07, 2024

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LLAW’s NUCLEAR ISSUES & COMMENTS, Saturday, (09/07/2024)

Finally! I am back after an ugly 3 day hiatus over the failure of a new equipment update that was broken en-route (or before) and finally I screamed loud enough to get an Internet serviceman out here to replace the failed Router/and or Modem. It took him all of less than 30 minutes to upgrade all 3 of the down computers that I use to prepare this and other Posts, Blogs, or work on my next planned novel(s).

The waiting and thumb-twiddling, though, made me realize how useless I am to the world without my computerized writing equipment, which also gives me the increased vision I need to see in front of my face. I could do none of this without my computers that are networked along with my iPad and Galaxy phone, all of which, especially the 3 PC’s, to manage to get my “work” done each day.

I am sorry, mostly for myself of course, that I now have failed to provide an “All Things Nuclear” blog post for the first time in 742 consecutive days. If nothing else, it demonstrates how devoted I am to my cause of creating awareness of the life-threatening capabilities of “All Things Nuclear”. So I have set a record for myself that perhaps I may be able to break during the next couple of years, plus a few days . . .

By Monday, I will be back on track, but today I have added the IAEA weekly posts that should have been available yesterday, and there are many frightening articles in this evening’s “LLAW’S ALL THINGS NUCLEAR” RELATED MEDIA” below. I will leave it to you to pick out the best of frightening litter. ~llaw

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TODAY’S NUCLEAR WORLD’S NEWS, Saturday, (09/07/2024)

All Things Nuclear

NEWS

How small modular reactors could expand nuclear power in the U.S. – CNBC

CNBC

New nuclear plant designs, called small modular reactors, could speed deployment of carbon-free power in the future as electricity demand rises.

US moves forward with reactivation of decades-old nuclear power station in bid to meet …

The Cool Down

However, as the Department of Energy notes, nuclear is a carbon-free energy source that is more reliable than other types of power. If all goes …

Donald Trump appeals to base using anti-immigrant messaging in Harrisburg visit

90.5 WESA

All Things Considered. Next Up: 6:30 PM Marketplace. 0:00. 0:00. All Things … activists try to head off nuclear restart at Three Mile Island. 23 …

Nuclear Power

NEWS

How small modular reactors could expand nuclear power in the U.S. – CNBC

CNBC

New nuclear plant designs, called small modular reactors, could speed deployment of carbon-free power in the future as electricity demand rises.

AI and EVs are Devouring America’s Electricity. How Nuclear Energy Could Rise Again. – Barron’s

Barron’s

Long out of favor, nuclear power is suddenly facing a much brighter future. The bull case for Constellation Energy and Vistra.

Researchers find launch site for Russia’s nuclearpowered missile – YouTube

YouTube

lines here. They shouldn’t joke about our red lines.” Coming from a nuclear power, that sounds like Russia would be prepared to use a nuclear …

Nuclear Power Emergencies

NEWS

Another Hunter Valley earthquake sounds alarms on Coalition’s nuclear scheme

News Hub – Medianet

… power station, where the Coalition aims to build at least one nuclear reactor. … radioactive emergency? “The safety issues highlighted by these …

Russia declares ‘state of emergency‘ as Ukraine kamikaze drone blows up missile dump in …

YouTube

Russia’s 24000-Km Range Unique Nuclear Missile That Spooked US Air Force Ready, Launch Pad Revealed? … Ukraine strikes power plants only kilometres …

Nuclear War

NEWS

Post-war nuclear bunker to go under the hammer – BBC

BBC

A post-war nuclear bunker buried under a hillside in Derbyshire is set to go under the hammer. The 1950s bunker, described as a “piece of history” …

There was genuine risk of Russia using nuclear weapons at start of Ukraine war, CIA boss reveals

The Telegraph

Bill Burns says sudden breakthrough of troops in the north east of the country stoked fears Putin would use the most extreme measures.

CIA boss says west should not be intimidated by Russia’s nuclear threats – The Guardian

The Guardian

… nuclear weapons on the battlefield in Ukraine in the first year of the war. “There was a moment in the fall [autumn] of 2022 when I think there …

Nuclear War Threats

NEWS

CIA boss says west should not be intimidated by Russia’s nuclear threats – The Guardian

The Guardian

Western leaders should not be intimidated by Kremlin threats of nuclear … nuclear weapons on the battlefield in Ukraine in the first year of the war.

Explaining Russia’s new nuclear doctrine —saber-rattling or real threat?

The Kyiv Independent

Explaining Russia’s new nuclear doctrine —saber-rattling or real threat? … Russia’s threats to use nuclear weapons have slowed Western arms supplies …

‘Taking Warfare In A New Direction’: Expert Details Russian Strike On Ukraine, Nuclear Threats

YouTube

… attack on Ukraine and President Putin’s threats of using nuclear weapons. Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium .

IAEA Weekly News

6 September 2024

Read the top news and updates published on IAEA.org this week.

https://www.iaea.org/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_165x110/public/iaeaflag11140x640.jpg?itok=L8JFAU_6

5 September 2024

Update 248 – IAEA Director General Statement on Situation in Ukraine

IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi examined a cooling tower at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) this week to assess the damage it suffered in a major fire last month, the latest incident underlining persistent nuclear safety and security dangers at the site during the military conflict. Read more →

https://www.iaea.org/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_165x110/public/240904_znpp_mission_thumb_16by9.jpg?itok=X2RZEWxC

4 September 2024

IAEA Director General Visits Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant After Recent Fire

IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi has visited Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant for the fifth time. His focus was on the significant damage caused by a fire at one of its cooling towers in early August, he also visited a water pumping station and a storage facility for fresh fuel rods. Read more →

https://www.iaea.org/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_165x110/public/dgatfrontline.jpg?itok=jd9SKDe_

4 September 2024

IAEA Report Highlights Two Years of Efforts to Prevent an Accident at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant

The International Atomic Energy Agency issued a new report today on its efforts to ensure nuclear safety and security during the conflict in Ukraine, two years after Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi crossed the frontline to establish the IAEA’s presence at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) site and help prevent a nuclear accident. Read more →

https://www.iaea.org/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_165x110/public/detecting-nuclear-and-other-radmaterial-1140x640.png?itok=8TZIMkhT

2 September 2024

New IAEA Publication about Detecting Nuclear and Other Radioactive Material out of Regulatory Control

A new IAEA publication offers law enforcement agencies and frontline officers detailed guidance to support them in combatting criminal acts involving nuclear or other radioactive material that has fallen out of regulatory control. Read more →

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