The Bonneville Power Administration is proposing a $107 million transmission project for the Tri-Cities area that would help ...

Japan’s decision to use contaminated soil in the prime minister’s garden is the culmination of its efforts to normalize the ...

Indigenous peoples across Oceania share memories of violent histories of nuclear bomb testing, uranium mining and waste dumping ... suffering and displacement. Black mist and brittle landscapes ...

Indigenous peoples across Oceania share memories of violent histories of nuclear bomb testing, uranium mining and waste dumping ... were displaced from their land to the mission.

That increase in nuclear energy also means an increase in nuclear waste, so scientists are searching for ways to use the latent energy in nuclear waste for energy-production purposes. A new study ...

The Supreme Court appeared split Wednesday on the question of whether the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission has the authority to license private, temporary offsite storage of nuclear waste.

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Wednesday debated how to dispose of the nation’s nuclear waste as Texas tried ... which also allows time for the land around former nuclear reactors to ...

Texas is taking a fight over the country's nuclear waste to the Supreme Court. The issue, a Not In My Backyard dilemma involving toxic radioactive nuclear waste, has been swirling for decades.

A governmental advisory body in Fulton County, Georgia, the task force looks at the mass expropriation of Black land, in part through decades of records painstakingly worked through by Sims ...

but they produce a significantly higher volume of nuclear waste. Despite concerns about nuclear waste, the development and deployment of microreactors continue to gain momentum, driven in part by ...

a single land transfer is a first step toward correcting a long history of land loss for Black Southern farmers. BY Next City and Barry Greene, Jr. As you leave Richmond, Virginia, and head ...

In a poignant struggle for justice, Blaine and Diane Smith, a Black farming couple in Georgia, are embroiled in a legal battle to reclaim land that the state government has seized for a new rail line.