Nuclear energy
Attention around Nuclear energy is about usual, and has risen over the last 24 hours.
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Signals
- +7.7 ptsup over 24 hoursAttention53about usual
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Each source’s own reading, on the same scale as the figure above
- 54about usualSearch & activityWikimedia Pageviews (Analytics API)
- 50about usualSearch & activityFuture Index internal search and pageviews
Low confidence0.28Up to date3 sourcesSearch & activity2Public discussion1
What moved
The largest movements across forecasts, attention, discussion sentiment and reporting in the last 24 hours, each compared with how much that topic usually moves.
Nothing moved beyond its usual range over this window. 3 measurements were compared.
3 changes were compared. Not shown: 1 with nothing to compare against, 2 within their usual range.
Across signals
No relationships between signals were detected in this window. A detection needs two layers to have moved measurably over the same topic.
What was reported
Occurrences reported on this topic, the most widely reported first. One entry per occurrence, however many outlets carried it, and the count on each is the outlets that reported it independently.
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1 independent origin · medium confidence
Reports
- Official sourceSellafield celebrates 10 years of nuclear clean up innovation opens in a new tabContains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.Primary report
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Forecast contracts
No forecast contract has been linked to this topic yet.
Sources
2 contributing sources — view breakdown
Attention
- Future Index internal search and pageviewsSearch & activity10%50.0
- Wikimedia Pageviews (Analytics API)Search & activity90%53.8
How the attention figure is calculated · method version 1.2.0 · What these figures do not say