81.   A few utilities have faced such severe problems with nuclear plants that they have decided to shut the plants permanently, a costly and lengthy process.

82.   A key issue was how utilities would be reimbursed for having to phase out plants, particularly high-cost nuclear plants, which would no longer be competitive.

83.   A Russian environmental group says a blackout at a secret nuclear plant in the Urals nearly caused a global radiation catastrophe.

84.   A New Scientist special report looks at what would happen if a passenger jet ploughed into a nuclear plant.

85.   A nuclear plant, a geologist operating just within the fringes of scientific respectability and a drowned forest helped change all that.

86.   A new pilot program under consideration would increase testing requirements at nuclear plants and require testing every three years instead of every eight.

87.   A recent poll showed half of those surveyed supporting nuclear power, and more than half of those supporters had no qualms about living near a nuclear plant.

88.   A number of county legislators said they would vote for a withdrawal, and no nuclear plant can maintain its license without a federally approved emergency plan.

89.   A spokesman for the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, Austria, said this week that nuclear plants across the world are at risk from airborne suicide attacks.

90.   A view of Indian Point Nuclear plant with the Peekskill Train station in the foreground.