Nuclear Power
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Part of a cancer cure? Wisconsin doctor discusses growth of nuclear medicine
Radiation-emitting drugs, or radiopharmaceuticals, are increasingly used to target and kill cancer cells with positive results for patients. In July, during an appearance on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “The Morning Show,” […]
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Engineer vying for Miss America uses platform to show women can succeed in male-dominated fields
A University of Wisconsin-Madison student from Wausau will be the first nuclear engineer to compete in the Miss America contest Dec. 15. Grace Stanke, who was crowned Miss Wisconsin in […]
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Wisconsin-based company to boost production of critical isotope for health care industry
A new facility in Beloit will help Wisconsin increase domestic supply of a critical isotope for the health care industry. NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes recently finished construction and equipment installation at […]
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Wisconsin Earns C Grade On Infrastructure Report Card
Wisconsin earned a grade of C on the 2020 Report Card for Wisconsin Infrastructure, scoring highest in energy and waste. Poor scores in transit and roads pulled down its grade-point […]
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Should Nuclear Power Plants Have A Place At The Table?
Setting aside the ambitious Green New Deal and its goal of achieving 100 percent renewable energy by 2030, Congressional Democrats are sectioning off portions of that resolution to deliver more […]
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Wisconsin Energy Grid Likely To Be Less Coal-Fired In The Future
Wisconsin’s energy production is in line with national trends that show declining use of fossil fuel plants, in particular coal-fired plants. A recent report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration […]
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NextEra Energy Plans State’s Largest Solar Plant In Two Rivers
A Florida-based company is planning to build Wisconsin’s largest solar project in Two Rivers. Florida-based NextEra Energy Resources will build and operate the 100-megawatt Point Beach Solar Energy Center neighboring […]
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Nuclear Power Critics Question Disaster Preparedness At Wisconsin’s Point Beach
Five years after an earthquake and tsunami struck the Fukushima power plant in Japan causing the world’s most recent nuclear disaster, officials with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission continue to […]
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Nuclear Waste Disposal At Genoa Plant Transfered To A Different Company
A federal agency has approved a transfer of the license for the former nuclear power plant near La Crosse. The license is going from Dairyland Power Cooperative to a radioactive […]
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Assembly Considering Repeal Of Nuclear Power Plant Moratorium But Fate Uncertain In Senate
The state Assembly could soon pass a bill to repeal Wisconsin’s moratorium on new nuclear power plants, but the plan’s future is murky in the state Senate. Assembly Speaker Robin […]