... Rice said what the U.S. might do if Russia ignored them.     Meanwhile, Russia warned Poland on Friday that it is exposing itself to attack, even a nuclear one, by accepting a U.S. missile interceptor base on its soil, delivering Moscow's strongest language yet against the plan.     American and Polish ...
full story 08/15/08

... twilight months reflects world politics as it never did before.     In finally sending a senior State Department official to Geneva last month for nuclear talks with Iran, Bush simultaneously deprived the Iranians of an excuse not to pursue negotiations and reduced the saliency of Obama's campaign ...
full story 08/14/08

... of going in our state. And I am 100 percent in his corner and for him."     Domenici praised Pearce's record of supporting domestic drilling, nuclear power, lower taxes, the state's national laboratories and military installations and gun rights, his opposition to abortion and his fight for ...
full story 08/14/08

... and energy density. It will probably take decades to get the so called green alternatives in place and up to speed where coal and oil are now. But nuclear beats them all when you consider the right kind of infrastructure. Checkout http://www.world-nuclear.org/ for details. Pearce is basically right ...
full story 08/14/08

... .     "Every interesting problem in the world today has some relationship to China, whether it's environmental issues, global financial markets or nuclear proliferation," Ramo said.     His decision to live there was influenced by the rare chance "to be present at the creation of a superpower."
full story 08/12/08

... about Domenici's role in pushing for its productive uses. "Through the years, there has been one voice in Congress who understood the need for nuclear energy for the generation of electricity," said Agnew. "I don't know who is going to pick up that leadership in Congress."         For 27 years ...
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... about Domenici's role in pushing for its productive uses. "Through the years, there has been one voice in Congress who understood the need for nuclear energy for the generation of electricity," said Harold Agnew, a former lab director who came from California to join the tribute. "I don't know ...
full story 08/11/08

... , 2008 Two Questions           For U.S. Senate candidates Steve Pearce, Republican, and Tom Udall, Democrat         1. Do you favor an expansion of nuclear power in America, and if so, what role should the federal government play in facilitating such an expansion?         2. With the opening of the Yucca ...
full story 08/11/08

... — Deuel had drifted away from the sport and into the sea. His military service included duty on board the USS Nautilus, the world's first nuclear-powered submarine.         Deuel was nearly 40 when he became a certified wrestling official in 1971, but, after that, events unfolded quickly. ...
full story 08/10/08

Monday, August 11, 2008 Sandia Plays Cards Too Close to Chest           U.S. nuclear weapons are safe — or at least there are no problems requiring immediate fixes — according to the National Nuclear Security Administration.         Even if that assessment is correct, the Department of ...
full story 08/10/08