Experts from 10 African countries learned how to write regulations to support the security of #nuclear or other radioactive material and facilities. 📝 https://t.co/9QQbfj8Wnz
Have you ever been to a #nuclear power plant? The Czech Republic’s Temelín Nuclear Power Plant invites you to take a virtual tour of the site: https://t.co/NAn5Q0CFTu
In this upcoming IAEA webinar, learn about methods to prevent and mitigate indoor #radon and natural radionuclides in building materials. 📝 https://t.co/UMkjv6kUua
Get a 360° view of what it’s like 450 meters deep inside Finnish bedrock where spent nuclear fuel is planned to be stored for the next 100,000 years. https://t.co/Y5KyRCqqgR v @euronews
People usually link radioactive waste with #nuclear power, but every country generates it. It can come from hospitals, aircraft, construction work... and it needs to be managed safely. ☢ See how we help https://t.co/U7Z6Au4Twc
Food has radioactive nuclides in it. While it’s generally very low levels and safe to eat, experts still want to make sure there is a standard when measuring & determining acceptable levels. 📝 https://t.co/s9swAngl5d
Barley is a grain widely used in bread, animal feed and health foods. #Kuwaiti scientists are using safe doses of radiation to improve barley plants for local food production and exports. 📝 https://t.co/Extb0HPjCq
🍓 Radiation destroys disease-carrying bacteria & reduces the chances of food-borne illnesses, all while keeping the same taste, texture, and look. It also doesn’t leave any sort of #radiation residues. https://t.co/APSqiM26SH
“This cannot be possible” is what physicist Francis Perrin thought to himself when he first encountered #Oklo, the Earth’s 2-billion-year-old only known natural #nuclear reactor. Read on: https://t.co/FK6k1XRnEK
