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A nonpartisan analysis of America's nuclear industry-how it was implemented, why it has been so unsuccessful, and what lessons it can teach us for future energy policymaking. Joseph Morone and Edward Woodhouse argue that a radically altered form of nuclear power could provide a more acceptable and less environmentally destructive energy future-if we learn from the failures of the first nuclear era.
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Eduardo Zamora
reviewed The Demise Of Nuclear Energy? on April 26, 2011
The Demise Of Nuclear Energy?
It took me a couple of years to read it because it's not that exciting of a topic and I owned this book. It's sales pitch for nuclear energy but it also does a good job explaining how it works.
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