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Energy and Environment News Roundup – 3.1.13

By Silvio Marcacci on March 1, 2013

A daily roundup of the most important energy, environment, and climate news from around the world.

Category: News | Tags: alaska, arctic, Aubrey McClendon, australia, barack obama, Beijing, BP, Brazil, california, canada, cap and trade, carbon tax, Chesapeake, China, climate, Climate Change, colorado, Connecticut, Demand response, desalination, DOE, duke energy, emissions, Energy Efficiency, Energy intensity, environment, ethanol, feed-in tariff, FIT, Florida, fracking, Fracking ban, fukushima, global warming, green jobs, grid, Gulf of Mexico, india, IPCC, japan, kansas, Keystone XL, LNG, Microgrid, natural gas, Natural gas exports, noaa, north dakota, nuclear, nuclear waste, offshore wind, oil, oil spill, Renewable energy standard, renewables, res, Sea ice melt, Sequester, Shale gas, Shale oil, Shell, smart grid, smart meters, Smog, solar, Solar forecasting, South Korea, uk, united kingdom, usda, Water, wind | 0

New Generation of Nuclear Reactors Could Consume Radioactive Waste as Fuel

New Generation of Nuclear Reactors Could Consume Radioactive Waste as Fuel

By The Guardian on February 16, 2012

The new ‘fast’ plants could provide enough low-carbon electricity to power the UK for more than 500 years

Category: Energy Industry, Innovation | Tags: Energy, environment, nuclear power, nuclear waste, UK news, waste | 0