The Future of Nuclear Power
The U.S.--and the world--is gearing up to build a potentially massive fleet of new nuclear reactors, in part to fight climate change. But can nuclear power handle the load?
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January 26, 2009
Active detectors being developed by several laboratories could distinguish highly enriched uranium in cargo containers from other naturally radioactive materials.
Video supplement to Detecting Nuclear Smuggling from the April 2008 issue of Scientific American.
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