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The case for nuclear power: Is it an answer for climate change? | Utterly Moderate Podcast

Elko Daily Free Press 30 Sep 2023
On this episode of the Utterly Moderate Podcast we discuss both the pros and cons of nuclear power, especially as it pertains to combatting global climate change ... Nuclear waste can be safely buried ... Navy has been powering ships with nuclear reactors since the late 1950s ... Navy has been powering ships with nuclear reactors since the late 1950s.
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US says Iranian navy repeatedly aimed laser at its military helicopter

The National 29 Sep 2023
The helicopter – an AH-1Z Viper – is attached to a unit deployed on the USS Bataan amphibious assault ship, which was sent to the region as part of US efforts to deter seizures of commercial tanker ships by Tehran ... UK majority believes Iran's nuclear programme ...
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Inside the quantum research centre unlocking a new scientific frontier

The Times/The Sunday Times 29 Sep 2023
And, the Royal Navy insists, perhaps a little too forcefully, the fact that it is supporting this particular research should not in any way lead to speculation such navigation equipment might be extremely useful in nuclear submarines.
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Ariane Lavrilleux & France's war on journalists

The New Arab 29 Sep 2023
Furthermore, one of her sources, a former member of the French military was charged for leaking classified information ... Not an exception ... Lest we forget that 38 years ago, then president François Mitterrand ordered Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior ship to be blown up and sunk due to its campaigning against France’s nuclear tests in the South Pacific ... ....
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Heinen & Hopman to Supply HVAC-R & CBRN filter systems for Warfare Frigates

The Maritime Executive 28 Sep 2023
In addition, Heinen & Hopman will also supply a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear filtration system (CBRN) to protect the ship and especially the crew from chemical, biological or nuclear attacks ... The first ship is scheduled to be delivered by Damen Naval in 2028.
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AI-powered drone warriors are dangerous

Cleburne Times-Review 28 Sep 2023
Elon Musk used his privately-owned communication relay system called “Starlink” to prevent a Ukrainian marine drone attack on Russian ships ... Admiral Rickover, the “father of the nuclear navy,” conducted a review of the damage to the USS Maine using modern science and the accumulated ship explosive damage data.
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Suez Rajan: Falsified documents, fake signals, a captain’s protests and a sea of questions

Tradewinds 28 Sep 2023
That is why it was being watched by United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) and how that ship-to-ship transfer would lead ...
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Movie review: 'Expend4bles' verges on self-parody

News & Record 28 Sep 2023
Gina’s team now has to liberate the same set of nuclear detonators from a container ship en route to Vladivostok. But they are quickly confined by Rahmat’s henchmen, and spend most of the movie standing around a small room, or sauntering around the ship trading stale jabs.
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'Expend4bles' verges on self-parody

Winston-Salem Journal 28 Sep 2023
Gina's team now has to liberate the same set of nuclear detonators from a container ship en route to Vladivostok. But they are quickly confined by Rahmat's henchmen, and spend most of the movie standing around a small room, or sauntering around the ship trading stale jabs.
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Russia Increases State Subsidies for its Struggling Shipyards

The Maritime Executive 27 Sep 2023
With Russia hoping to start year-round shipping through the NSR, it is keen to build a fleet of nuclear ice-breakers and ships. The Russian nuclear agency Rosatom, which is charged with the responsibility of overseeing shipping activities in the NSR, hopes to operate 13 icebreakers by 2030.
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Cleaning Up Ship and Plane Emissions

The Maritime Executive 27 Sep 2023
Planes, Trains and Automobiles” was a 1987 hit comedy, but cleaning up emissions from aviation and shipping is – unfortunately – no laughing matter ... Aviation and shipping are the toughest sectors for cutting emissions because of their global scale, long-lived assets and financial structures ... Shipping’s Bumpy Path.
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“Expend4bles” earns mediocre rating

Jacksonville Progress 27 Sep 2023
Spud Nut, ... Agent Andy Garcia tells the crew that the mission this time is to prevent a load of bomb detonators on a certain ship from combining with a nuclear bomb. The bomb will be used to cause a sinister international incident ... Tater Tot ....
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US sanctions Chinese firms for Russia, Iran drone parts

Asiatimes 27 Sep 2023
Three Hong Kong trading firms have been sanctioned by the United States for allegedly shipping components to Iran and Russia for making drones used for attacking Ukraine ... Well Fair International (Hong Kong) shipped US products for Pakistan’s unsafeguarded nuclear activities.
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‘Expend4bles’: New cast members, more explosions and a nonsensical plot

Independent online (SA) 27 Sep 2023
The ticking time bomb on the ship where much of the action transpires is a nuclear warhead ... But then the film’s humour comes more from violence that verges on slapstick and set-ups that are amusingly absurd, such as a motorcycle race that zooms from a ship’s bowels to the top deck ...

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