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Can Aging Nuclear Reactors Be Safe?

On Nov. 4, 2008, two divers were cleaning sludge and silt from an entry bay for water pumps that serve Constellation Energy Nuclear Group's Nine Mile Point nuclear power plant near Oswego, N.Y.

In the midst of the operation, the diver and the hose tender shifted their positions and the diver lost control of a plastic suction hose, leaving its trailing section in front of one of the water pipe entries.
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Will Politics Slow the Wind?
The growth of wind power may be curtailed by a growing coalition of naysayers, ranging from electric utilities to Senators
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Methane Leaks off Siberian Coast, Speeding Climate Change
Warmer oceans are thawing methane deposits, adding more of the greenhouse gas to the atmosphere
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Do Stolen E-Mails Show Climate Science Malfeasance?
Scientists testify to the U.K. government that, despite "awful e-mails," climate change is unequivocal
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Cyber Bullying Intensifies as Climate Data Questioned
Researchers must purge e-mail in-boxes daily of threatening correspondence, simply part of the job of being a climate scientist

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