John McGaha

American Nuclear Society

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Former President of Planning, Development and Oversight for Entergy Nuclear, which delivers electricity to utility customers in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas; engineer and consultant for the nuclear power industry, he sits on the board of the American Nuclear Society

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There hasn't been a nuclear power plant constructed in the United States since the 1970's, but the Obama Administration has approved federal loan guarantees for two new reactors in…

Japan's Ongoing Disaster and the Future of Nuclear Power

There hasn't been a nuclear power plant constructed in the United States since the 1970's, but the Obama Administration has approved federal loan guarantees for two new reactors in…

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The extent of the damage at Fukushima is still unclear, and nobody knows how much radiation has been released or how more will be.

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The extent of the damage at Fukushima is still unclear, and nobody knows how much radiation has been released or how more will be.

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