Quick Facts: Nuclear Energy in America
New Nuclear Energy Facilities Will Support Growth, Provide Clean Electricity
Small Reactors Provide Clean, Safe Power and Industrial Process Heat
Nuclear Energy and the Environment
Water Use and Nuclear Power Plants
Nuclear Energy Is Competitive in Independent Cost Analyses of New Generating Capacity
Nuclear Power Plants Contribute Significantly to State and Local Economies
Insurance: Price-Anderson Act Provides Effective Liability Insurance at No Cost to the Public
Licensing New Nuclear Power Plants
Relicensing Nuclear Energy Facilities
License Amendments Control Changes at Nuclear Energy Facilities
Safety: Nuclear Industry Responds to Fukushima Accident
Safety: The Nuclear Energy Industry’s Highest Priority
Preventing the Proliferation of Nuclear Materials
Nuclear Power Plant Security
Emergency Planning: Emergency Preparedness at Nuclear Energy Facilities
U.S. Nuclear Energy Facilities Built to Withstand Earthquakes
Nuclear Energy Facilities Reassess Potential Flooding Hazards
Nuclear Energy Facilities Well Protected Against Hurricanes
Fire Protection: Nuclear Energy Facilities Meet Strict Standards
Chernobyl Accident and Its Consequences
Japan: Comparing Chernobyl and Fukushima
The TMI 2 Accident: Its Impact, Its Lessons
Radiation: Standards and Organizations Provide Safety for Public and Workers
Radon Safety Measures in Uranium Mining
Peer-Reviewed Science on Radiation Health Effects Dispels ‘Tooth Fairy Project’
Science Proves Potassium Iodide Not Needed Beyond 20 Miles of a Nuclear Power Plant
Steps for Public Safety Against a ‘Dirty Bomb’
Safely Managing Used Nuclear Fuel
Decommissioning Nuclear Energy Facilities
Disposal of Commercial Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Experience, Testing Confirm Transportation of Used Nuclear Fuel Is Safe, Reliable
Used Nuclear Fuel in Storage at Shutdown Reactors
Status of Used Nuclear Fuel Storage at U.S. Commercial Nuclear Plants
Used Fuel Storage Pools at Nuclear Energy Facilities Are Safe
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