Are Thorium Reactors the Future of Nuclear Energy?
By Siv Padhy
Thorium reactors hold promise as an alternative for uranium in the nuclear energy sector, but are they really a viable option?
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By Siv Padhy
Thorium reactors hold promise as an alternative for uranium in the nuclear energy sector, but are they really a viable option?
By Melissa Shaw
Jordan Trimble, president and CEO of Skyharbour Resources, talks about his company’s exploration projects and the uranium market.
By Vivien Diniz
Move over, uranium. China is fast-tracking development of thorium-fueled nuclear power plants.
The Metals Report (7/16/13) – Western rare earth companies are in a conditioning period, optimizing on every front to get the leanest capital costs possible. In the next six months, Geologist Alex Knox expects a big shakeout across the rare earth space as companies release amended PEAs and feasibility studies.
With the world progressively sensitive to global warming, the news that 2010 was a record year for greenhouse gases levels was yet another undesirable milestone. The thorium fuel cycle, with its potential for breeding fuel without the need for fast neutron reactors, holds some potential in the long term
Science Alert(Editorial) reports on the discussion of nuclear safety.
