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ITER fusion project launched in France

Guardian Unlimited: Officials from six nations and the European Union today signed an international treaty launching a £7bn nuclear fusion energy research project aimed at developing an emission-free energy source.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on November 21, 2006 10:43 AM |

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