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Canadian Cleanup Project Wrestles With Schedule Impact From COVID-19

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Remediation of radioactively contaminated municipalities in Ontario, Canada, has been knocked off schedule by the COVID-19 pandemic, but organizers hope to claw back time as work ramps up in coming months.
In March, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories halted nearly all…

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Delivery Systems & Nuclear Triad

Virginia-class sub will start month-long maintenance at HMAS Sterling

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Studsvik CEO resigns; successor appointed

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Westinghouse begins FEED study for Slovakian nuclear plant

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Finnish government greenlights Posiva to operate the world’s first spent fuel repository

Defense & Military

Navy picks SSN-788 as first sub posted to AUKUS assignment

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Fairbanks Morse Defense starts building sub component site with AUKUS investment

International

CRS: North Korea expanding nuclear arsenal, missile capabilities

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PEJ, Westinghouse begin ordering long-lead items for Poland nuclear plant

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NATO has proceeded with annual nuclear exercise amid Russian nuclear warning

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U.S., China discuss reciprocal nuclear facilities visits

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NATO to proceed with annual nuclear exercise amid Russian nuclear warning

NATO will proceed with its annual nuclear deterrence exercise this week despite recent Russian warnings that it could use nuclear weapons if its territory, including Kaliningrad, comes under threat. The 10-day, now declassified Steadfast Noon exercise is scheduled… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingWeapons Complex Morning Briefing! You must be logged in as a subscriber […]
Advanced Nuclear & SMRs

BWXT’s reactor chosen for Canadian microreactor project

International

U.S., South Korea advance efforts to build eight large reactors

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Putin issues warning: Russia could use nuclear weapons to defend Kaliningrad

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Putin warns Russia could use nuclear weapons to defend Kaliningrad

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Trump, Xi reiterate ‘strategic stability’ pledge; whatever it means

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Democrats move to block U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement

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