July fire damage to Russia’s secret Losharik sub detailed
The nuclear-powered sub Losharik is up for comprehensive repair in Severodvinsk, northwest Russia this fall. A representative of the Russian
Read moreThe nuclear-powered sub Losharik is up for comprehensive repair in Severodvinsk, northwest Russia this fall. A representative of the Russian
Read moreNuclear safety expert Andrey Zolotkov with the Murmansk-based environmental group Bellona says there is always a risk of unforeseen circumstances
Read moreRussia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom issued a statement late Friday night about the death of five of its staff. Three others received
Read moreRussia has produced the world’s first floating nuclear power plant. A barge mounted with nuclear reactors is expected to begin
Read moreRussian authorities confirm mysterious brief radiation spike a few hours after the missile engine blast, but the source of release
Read moreSince 2007 there has been ongoing debate as to the prospects for conflict in the Arctic. Realists contend that great
Read moreRussia’s controversial nuclear barge is ready to travel through the Arctic seas — and observers across the globe are watching.
Read moreOne sample taken from an open ventilation hole of the wrecked Soviet nuclear-powered submarine shows levels of about 800 Becquerel
Read moreNorwegian and Russian researchers sail joint expedition to the site where the submarine Komsomolets sank in 1989. The unique titanium
Read moreThe Akademik Lomonosov has been officially handed over to the Russian state nuclear power company. The construction and testing of
Read moreThe fire started in the battery compartment, but did not affect the reactor, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu reports to Vladimir
Read moreThe Losharik started burning during underwater research activities in Russian territorial waters. “On 1st July a fire started onboard an
Read moreThe Akademik Lomonosov will be towed from Murmansk to Pevek, in Russia’s eastern Arctic, in August when the sea ice
Read moreNuclear waste firm Posiva is to spend some 500 million euros on a production facility for spent fuel handling at
Read more“The levels measured are very, very low and we don’t know its origin,” says Bredo Møller with Norway’s radiation agency’s
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