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This section covers nuclear science and policy in the United States — nuclear energy, fusion research, reactor regulation and the nonproliferation and waste policy questions that surround the field. Reporting takes in both the science and the political and regulatory dimensions.

US Offers $20 Million for Iran Nuclear Information

US Offers $20 Million for Iran Nuclear Information

The State Department's Rewards for Justice program is offering up to $20 million for information on Iran's nuclear program, including possible relocation for informants.

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Fusion energy milestones and the research programs pursuing them, fission reactor license applications and regulatory decisions, nuclear plant decommissioning timelines, radioactive waste storage policy and nonproliferation treaty status are the standing subjects in this coverage. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix are home to the research institutions, utilities and policy organizations whose work shapes the national nuclear energy and policy landscape, and news from those markets reflects the sector's academic, commercial and governmental dimensions. Nuclear energy's role in decarbonization policy has elevated its coverage profile considerably in recent years, as the climate debate has prompted reassessment of existing plants and new reactor designs. Small modular reactor development has emerged as a distinct coverage thread as commercial deployment timelines for that technology have moved closer and regulatory review has begun in earnest.