Nuclear History

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U.S. Pledges Up to $100 Million for Chernobyl Dome Repairs

The pledge seeks to jump-start G7 funding for costly repairs to Chernobyl's damaged containment arch.

Chernobyl at 40: Files Expose Soviet Bloc Disinformation on Disaster

Greenpeace Warns of Chernobyl Collapse Risk as Zaporizhzhia Loses Power Again

Nuclear Expert Details Two Immediate Steps After a Nuclear Blast

TEPCO Halts Restart at World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Hours After Powering Up

Newly Released Papers Reveal Ireland Weighed Legal Challenge to Sellafield in 1995

Niigata Governor Grants Final Local Approval to Restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Reactors

Energy Secretary Backs Three Mile Island Unit 1 Restart in Site Visit

UN General Assembly Approves Ukraine-Led Chornobyl Resolution, 97–8 With 39 Abstentions

Chernobyl’s Protective Dome Has Lost Confinement Function, IAEA Finds After Drone Strike

IAEA Says Chernobyl’s New Confinement Lost Safety Functions After Drone Strike

Chernobyl’s Black Fungus Draws Fresh Scrutiny as Studies Show Radiation Resilience, Not Proven Energy Use

Navy-Trained Operators Now Run Oak Ridge’s High-Flux Research Reactor

Blue Dogs Spotted at Chernobyl Prompt Probe Into Suspected Chemical Exposure

Experts Probe Origin of Radioactive Wasp Nest at Savannah River Site

King Charles Marks Nuclear Industry Anniversaries in Caithness While Trump Tours Scottish Courses

Japan Plants Fukushima Decontaminated Soil in Prime Minister’s Tokyo Garden

Congress Expands RECA to Include Trinity Downwinders and Uranium Workers

Deep-Sea Survey Finds Bitumen Leaks and Structural Failures in 3,350 Nuclear Waste Barrels

Deep Atlantic Survey Maps Over 3,000 Nuclear Waste Barrels, Detects No Major Radiation Leaks