After a US appeals court ruled the NRC had not adequately evaluated nuclear waste provisions when licensing reactors, the groups are seeking to ensure the public has input on the process.
Stuxnet, the world’s first publicly identified cyber superweapon, was unleashed against Iran’s nuclear fuel-enrichment facility as part of a joint US-Israel cybersabotage operation.
Initial reports from Iran are that a computer virus, dubbed “Viper,” wiped data from the targeted servers.
OK, baby — you can drill. Just be careful.
By Mark Clayton
June 21, 2012