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06-21-2005 Volume 13.142

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Korea: Digital Chosunilbo: N.K. Will Return to Talks if U.S. Stops Harsh Rhetoric
Xinhua: China welcomes positive signals on restarting six-party talks
White House: Energy Security, Energy Efficiency, Renewables and Economic Development
Platts: Barton may try to add Clear Skies during energy bill conference
NRC: NRC Completes Restoration of Additional Documents to Public Access via its On-Line Library

NRC: NRC Staff to Hold Public Meeting with Progress Energy June 24 to Discuss Initial
Executive Intelligence Review: How To Build 6,000 Nuclear Plants by 2050
BBC: Is nuclear energy cost-effective?
Platts: EC starts second, detailed, nuclear decommissioning funds
News-Leader.com: Nuclear one day may be cheapest
NY Journal News: Lowey proposes changes to nuclear plant relicensing
NRC: Draft Report for Comment: ``Consideration of Geochemical Issues
NRC: Draft Report for Comment: ``Documentation and Applications of
NRC: Agency Information Collection Activities: Proposed Collection:
Ottawa Citizen: Happy campers beside the oily nuclear plant?
Free Lance-Star!: North Anna plan's safety issues assessed
Platts: NRC staff updates commission on uprate activities

RIA Novosti: Moscow welcomes OSCE approval of nuclear terrorism convention

[du-list] A possible solution to Depleted Uranium?
Columbus Dispatch: 43 uranium work led to cancer, man thinks -
L.A. Daily News Higher tritium levels found at Santa Susana facility

Deseret News: Let Goshutes store nuclear waste
Salt Lake Tribune: Nuclear dump a step closer
The Australian: Australia seeks China uranium deal
RGJ: Budget could mean ‘yes’ on Yucca project
Australian Financial Review: Uranium exports to China coming soon

Nagasaki bomb: First Western reports finally published
Independent - Nagasaki: Wasteland of war

DOE: Environmental Management Site-Specific Advisory Board, Oak Ridge