Ethical journalism plays a crucial role in shaping public perception and understanding of important issues, including decarbonization and the climate crisis. As journalists strive to inform the public about these pressing topics, they must adhere to strict ethical standards to ensure accurate and unbiased reporting.

In recent years, the field of ethical journalism about decarbonization and the climate problem has gained increased attention, with many key figures and influential individuals making significant contributions to the field.One of the earliest examples of ethical journalism about decarbonization and the climate problem can be traced back to the late 19th century, with the publication of John Muir’s writings on conservation and the preservation of natural resources.

Ethical Journalism in Terms of Decarbonization and Climate Crisis | Devamı>>>

Britain said on Monday its 75-million-pound ($90.5 million) fund aimed at helping boost domestic production of nuclear fuel for power plants and cutting reliance on Russian uranium supplies was now open for applications.

The fund, announced in July, will award grants to businesses involved in uranium conversion, a key stage in the process of creating nuclear fuel from the metal. It will remain open for applications from Monday until Feb. 20.

“Record high global gas prices, caused by Putin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine, have highlighted the need for more home-grown renewable energy, but also UK generated nuclear power – building more plants, and developing domestic fuel capability,” Minister for Energy and Climate Graham Stuart said.

Britain Opens Nnuclear Fuel Fund With Aim to Cut Reliance on Russia | Devamı>>>

Japan hopes to restart four more nuclear reactors in time to avert any power crunch over the winter, industry minister Koichi Hagiuda said on Friday, a week after the pro-nuclear ruling party won a resounding victory in upper house elections.

“We would like to ensure the operation of a maximum of nine reactors, up from the current five operating now, by revising the construction and inspection periods for some of the nuclear power plants,” Hagiuda told a news conference.

Japan Hopes to Restart 4 More Nuclear Reactors by Winter | Devamı>>>

Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Thursday that it would use nuclear reactors to help reduce its own and other countries’ dependence on Russian energy.

Japan has become more reliant on Russian gas since shutting down nuclear reactors after the 2011 Fukushima disaster in which an earthquake and tsunami triggered a meltdown, devastating its north-eastern region.

But facing elections in July and rising energy prices that are squeezing voters’ budgets, Kishida said nuclear would be part of the country’s future energy policy.

Japan to Use Nuclear to Cut Dependence on Russian Energy – PM Kishida | Devamı>>>

Expert in 3D and Product Life Cycle software, Dassault Systèmes announced at the World Nuclear Fair held recently that it will design the extra small modular nuclear reactor solution (Extra Small Sustainable Modular Nuclear Reactor – XSMR) of the France-based energy startup NAAREA on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

XSMR, an ultra-compact clean energy source, uses fuel from existing industrial waste reserves without depleting natural resources.

NAAREA will use the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to design XSMR’s virtual twin.

‘NAAREA’s Virtual Twin Technology’ Preferred ‘3DEXPERIENCE’ | Devamı>>>

Russian bank Sberbank will provide a loan to AKKUYU NÜKLEER A.Ş for the construction of Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant (NGS). For this purpose, two loans of 500 million and 300 million US dollars will be given to the company for 7 years and the loans will be used for the construction of 4 units of the NPP.

Sberbank Deputy Chairman of the Board Anatoly Popov reminded that Sberbank provided a 7-year maturity loan of 400 million dollars for AKKUYU NUKEER A.Ş.

‘US$ 800 Million Loan From Sberbank For The Construction Of Akkuyu NPP | Devamı>>>

It has been announced by the experts of the United Nations European Economic Council (UNECE) that it is not possible to reach the global climate targets without nuclear energy. In UNECE’s newly released technology summary report, it was pointed out that nuclear energy can help meet the requirements of the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Nuclear could be seen as part of a broader spectrum alongside the use of other sustainable low-carbon or zero-carbon technologies to decarbonize the global energy system and energy-intensive industries.

UNECE: “Global Climate Goals Cannot Be Achieved Without Nuclear Energy” | Devamı>>>

The first Russian-made nuclear fuel bundle with accident-proof experimental fuel rods (ATF) is loaded into the VVER-1000 reactor core at the second unit of the Rostov Nuclear Power Plant (NGS) in southwestern Russia, which has been reactivated after scheduled maintenance and refueling.

Each of the TVS-2M model’s 3 combined VVER-100 fuel assemblies contains 12 experimental fuel rods, six of which are chrome-nickel alloys and six of which have a standard zirconium outer shell plated with chrome.

Initiating ATF Operation in a Commercial Reactor | Devamı>>>

With its new initiative, Rosatom will this time provide electricity to mines in the remote region of Siberia.

Another permit has been obtained for the construction of the on-board small modular reactor plant (SMR) with RITM-200N reactor to be built in the Sakha Republic of Yakutia in northeastern Siberia. The Russian Nuclear Safety Authority has granted a license to Rusatom Overseas A.Ş., a subsidiary of Rosatom, for the construction of a 50-megawatt SMR to be installed in the region.

Russia Wins Small Modular Reactor Plant (SMR) Competition | Devamı>>>

Famous traveler Fedor Konyukhov has returned to Murmansk after completing his one-man polar expedition with the nuclear icebreaker “50 Let Pobedy” (50th Anniversary of Victory). Konyukhov gathered information about the rate of ice melting, microplastic concentration and seismic activities of the Arctic Ocean floor during his trip within the framework of the “Clean Arctic” project.

For the first time in the history of Arctic exploration, a floating ice station was put into service in the summer.

Rosatomflot’s Icebreaker Supports Fedor Konyukhov’s Pole Trip | Devamı>>>

The Federal Environment, Technology and Nuclear Inspection Service of the Russian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (Rostekhnadzor) has granted Rusatom Overseas A.Ş a license allowing the company to build nuclear facilities at nuclear power plants. This license was obtained within the scope of the project for the construction of an on-board small modular reactor plant (SMR NPP) with RITM-200N reactor to be implemented in Yakutia (Russia).

Rusatom Overseas A.Ş Vice President Oleg Sirazetdinov said in a statement on the subject, “We have reached another milestone in our work by obtaining the Rostekhnadzor license for our SMR project in Yakutia.

‘Rusatom Overseas’ Gets License for Nuclear Plant Construction | Devamı>>>

Rosatom and Nornickel have signed an additional agreement to complete their 2018 collaboration agreements. The additional agreement will last until 2030, which will be a testament to the strategic partnership between the 2 companies. With this agreement, the parties aim to cooperate with an uninterrupted and environmentally friendly integrated icebreaker for ships sailing on the Northern Sea Route. The signing ceremony took place as part of the “Arctic Day” event organized by Rosatom.

The document includes expanding the cooperation of the parties, as Nornickel plans to increase shipping traffic along the Northern Sea Route.

Additional Agreement for the Supply of Icebreakers… | Devamı>>>