To celebrate, they drank Chianti wine out of paper cups, and many of those present signed the straw wrapper of the empty bottle. After the experiment ... reactors in order to create the right kind of ...

Ed Milliband has been urged to preserve a 140-tonne stockpile of radioactive plutonium instead of burying it as dangerous ...

Residents of Santa Fe, New Mexico - less than a half-hour drive from the birthplace of the atomic bomb - are drinking from a water supply with alarming traces of plutonium, scientists have found.

Did a Tri-Cities scientist eat radioactive uranium in the ‘80s to prove that it is harmless? Maybe, says a recent new fact ...

This is an unrestricted area.' 'It's just an extreme example of very high concentrations of plutonium in soils and sediments,' the biochemist noted. 'It's hiding in plain sight.' Pushing back on ...

Acid Canyon — located in the heart of Los Alamos, where the world’s first atomic bombs were developed — has “extreme concentrations” of plutonium in its plants, soil and water ...

Jonathan Creel, of the LANL’s Environment and Waste Programs, lines up artifacts recently found on Lab property where the ...

soil and plant samples over the summer that he said had high concentrations of plutonium from decades of nuclear research in the area. The mountainous region of northern New Mexico has been a ...

No. 3: Mad Dog 357, No. 9 Plutonium, 9 million SHUs One of the ... The Source Hot Sauce comes in a little 1-ounce bottle of ...

after it produced around 74 tons of plutonium for the US’s nuclear weapon stockpile. Established in 1943, it was used during the Cold War and was one of the United States’ main facilities for ...

Galen Winsor was a Richland nuclear chemist who helped build and run processes to extract plutonium starting in ... he holds up a bottle of what is says is radioactive uranium oxide.