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As energy transitions and geopolitical shifts revive the nuclear debate, the need for permanent solutions for radioactive waste grows ever more urgent. Do new projects offer hope?
Building new nuclear power stations is becoming hugely more expensive by the day, but decommissioning old ones might prove to be even more costly.
Two years after catastrophe at Japan's Fukushima plant, sellers of atomic reactors woo potential buyers with the promise …
The United Nations' atomic agency has cut its long-term outlook for nuclear energy growth for a third year …
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