nuclear waste

Dealing with nuclear waste is a mounting concern, but many “solutions” are not viable over the long term.

The government has embarked on its third attempt and once again it is trying to impose a dump on Aboriginal land despite clear opposition from traditional owners.

The transition of a heavily polluted nuclear site into a wilderness refuge raises questions about the implications of hiding our tainted environmental past.

The idea of storing radioactive nuclear waste inside a hollowed-out salt cavern might look good on paper. But serious problems could result if there is fracking nearby.

Three years after the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has reversed its position of abandoning nuclear power and is developing new nuclear reactors, despite opposition from a majority of …

UK Activist James McClusky provides 10 powerful arguments in favor of rejecting nuclear power.

Without a way to safely store existing nuclear waste, a responsible government cannot continue to permit the manufacture of more.