The US and South Korea signed an important agreement on January 8, 2025, to work together on nuclear power plants. This new deal will help both countries build safer nuclear plants around the world. “Together, we’re making energy more secure, fighting climate change, and creating a safer world,” said US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm at the signing ceremony in Washington. The agreement builds on 70 years of working together on nuclear power. This partnership matters for everyone’s daily life. Nuclear plants provide electricity without creating the pollution that comes from burning coal or gas. This means cleaner air for communities … Continue reading U.S.-South Korea Nuclear Agreement Targets Global Reactor Growth