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Molecular Venus flytrap could munch nuclear waste

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Molecular Venus flytrap could munch nuclear waste

A sulphide-based structure can trap radioactive caesium ions, presenting a possible method for clearing up contaminated sites

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Safety flaws in US next-gen nuclear reactors

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ITER: Fictional fusion

ITER: Fictional fusion

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ITER: A brief history of fusion

ITER: A brief history of fusion

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Building a second sun: Take $10 billion, add coconuts

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Building a second sun: Take $10 billion, add coconuts

Features

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Fusion is a gamble worth taking

Opinion

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How nuclear power could fertilise fields

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Medical scans can give nuclear-plant radiation doses

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Medical scans can give nuclear-plant radiation doses

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Interview: Fusion in a cold climate

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Interview: Fusion in a cold climate

Opinion

Is your city prepared for a home-made nuke?

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Is your city prepared for a home-made nuke?

Radiation from an improvised bomb could kill hundreds of thousands, but with the right preparation many might be saved

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Technology

Bombers vs verifiers: A nuclear race worth winning

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Earth

Chicken feathers could make cheap hydrogen store

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Biofuels could clean up Chernobyl 'badlands'

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Technology

Iran's nuclear plans in the balance

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