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Video: Philippines considers reviving nuclear plant
The Bataan nuclear power plant in the Philippines cost 2.3 billion dollars, yet has not powered so much as a light bulb. But authorities are now studying a plan to bring the rusted white elephant to life. Duration: 01:57.
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Video: A new Uranium boom in the West?
Nuclear power is a sticking point in the debate over energy security in the US. Uranium mines and mills have begun re-opening to provide access to a key resource needed for nuclear power generation. But many worry about pollution and sickness that accompanied the last Uranium boom in the Southwest.
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Video: CPS Meeting
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Video: Could Armor Material Be Harming Troops?
Data suggests that depleted uranium, which is used in tank shells and armor, may be hazardous to soldiers' health.
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Video: CPS Energy Meeting
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Video: Exelon Withdraws NRG Bid
Exelon (EXC) has withdrawn its $7.4 billion all-stock takeover bid for NRG Energy (NRG). NRG shareholders rejected a proposal to expand NRG's board, which would likely have meant more seats to people who would approve the offer.
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Video: APS Wants Test Exemption For Palo Verde Operator
APS wants to re-hire a former nuclear reactor operator; however, it doesn't think he should have to take the required licensing exam.
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Video: M&A Update - Exelon Bid for NRG
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Video: Exelon Boosts Bid For NRG
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