Elul 27, 5776, 9/30/2016
In today's headlines: תג בכותרות
Nuclear Energy Last Active Nuclear Plant in Japan Turns OffJapan's final active nuclear plant was switched off on Saturday with fanfare, banner-waving and celebration by marchers in Tokyo. Germany Goes Green, Abandons Nuclear PowerEurope's healthiest economy is planning to invest a huge sum in clean, renewable energy -- and is walking away from nuclear power. Problems Of Alternatives Keep Nuclear Energy AliveDespite the emotions aroused by the Fukushima disaster, a year later the debate over nuclear energy continues. Sarkozy Bucks the TideFrance already gets most of its power from nuclear energy and is sticking with it for competitive and ecological reasons.Italy Votes No to Nuke PowerItaly's referendum result creates two distinct camps within Europe on the nuclear power issue.Atoms Split EUGermany and France took opposing positions in discussions on regulating nuclear reactors. PM: Reconsider Nuclear PlantIn an interview with CNN on Israel's plan to build a nuclear power plant, Netanyahu says: "I think we’ll go for the gas and skip the nuclear."Iran to Expose Israel Nuke ProofIran claims it will soon release documents proving that the United States has supplied Israel with nuclear weapons. Greenpeace Blasts Nuclear EgyptThe international environmental organization Greenpeace targets Egypt for its plan to build a nuclear energy plant off the Mediterranean coast. Egypt: Nuke Plant at El DabaaEgypt's first nuclear power plant will be built at El-Dabaa on northern coast, at a cost of $1.5 billion. Nasrallah wants a reactor for Lebanon.Steinitz Lauds PM's Gains in USFinance Minister says declaration on nuclear cooperation means U.S. recognizes Israel's right to nuclear technology though it did not sign NPT. Jordan's King Bashes IsraelKing Abdullah of Jordan tells the Wall Street Journal that Israel is thwarting Jordan's nuclear goals in order to economically dwarf his country. US Links Israeli Nukes with IranThe US, which already has tied solving the Iranian nuclear threat with Israel’s agreeing to PA demands, now cites Israel’s nukes as the key.US ‘Disengages’ AhmadinejadThe US, despite Obama’s attempts to “engage” Iran, walked out on Ahmadinejad at the UN. Congressman: Arrest him for “incitement to genocide.” Israel's Nuclear Doctrine Needs ReexaminationIs determined nuclear secrecy necessarily in the best survival interests of the Jewish State? The ability to deter may depend on careful exposure of Israel's capability and determination. Will Egypt Go Nuclear?Though Egypt does not have a nuclear energy program, that reality could soon change. President Mohammed Morsi made clear that Egypt wishes a civilian nuclear energy program.The Muslim Brotherhood wants nuclear weapons. We may soon miss the riots. |
