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Carries out R&D work to ensure the safety of nuclear power plants, research reactors, space and maritime nuclear reactors.
State nuclear regulatory agency of Lithuania.
Pursues an overall approach to nuclear safety taking into account all the various aspects, ranging from the utilization of nuclear energy to medical applications.
Information on the EU's nuclear safety coordination, protection and regulations
Denmark-based lab that works in the fields of reactor safety, radiation protection, production of radioactive materials, industrial applications of nuclear methods and nuclear instruments.
Regulates nuclear and radiological safety of facilities, nuclear trade, transport and handling of nuclear and radioactive materials, accountability and control of nuclear materials.
Develops enhanced nuclear safety technology and promotes the open exchange of nuclear safety information among nations.
List of nuclear safety and radioactive waste legislation currently in force.
Finnish agency that regulates nuclear energy production and all activities that make use of radiation or radioactive substances.
Article featuring excerpts of the conclusions of the IAEA Safety Forum related to the safety of Chernobyl-type reactors (RBMKs) and to conditions at the site of the Chernobyl plant itself.
Contributes to the development of nuclear energy as a safe, environmentally-acceptable and economical energy source through co-operation among its participating countries.
Provides radiation protection for individuals in Illinois by establishing, implementing and enforcing radiation protection measures and standards.
Federal government agency responsible for protecting the health and safety of people, and the environment, from the harmful effects of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.
Monitors the performance of nuclear plants and of their regulators, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, to find and expose safety problems, and the failure of regulators to take effective action.
International organization concerned with nuclear installation safety, nuclear safety coordination, and radiation protection and waste safety.
Swedish organization conducting research to enhance the safety of nuclear power plants, ensure the safety of Eastern reactors, and maintain a competent infrastructure in the discipline of nuclear power safety.
Article on Britain apologizing for the conduct of a state-run company that falsified nuclear fuel data in a shipment to a Japanese utility, plus links to other related articles.
Responsible for independent, external oversight of all activities in the Department of Energy's nuclear weapons complex affecting nuclear health and safety.
Oversees and regulates nuclear energy and radioactive materials in Switzerland.
Nurescell Inc. was formed for the purpose of developing and commercially exploiting a proprietary radiation shielding technology (the Nurescell Technology) for use by the nuclear power industry and others producing, handling or storing radioacti.
Provides information for historical perspective on US Department of Energy legislation on nuclear safety.
An organization focused on increasing public awareness concerning the issues posed by radioactivity and the nuclear industry.
Information on the Illinois legislation on nuclear safety preparedness.
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