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Acknowledgements;
1. Introduction;
2. A framework for evaluating nuclear power technology development;
3. The economic evaluation of nuclear power;
4. USA - Energy context and historical review;
5. USA - assessment and future prospects;
6. Federal Republic of Germany;
7. Canada;
8. France;
9. Lessons from the case studies;
10. The future of nuclear power; Appendices; References; Index.
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Joshua Martin
reviewed The Realities of Nuclear Power: International Economic and Regulatory Experience on October 06, 2020
The Realities of Nuclear Power: International Economic and Regulatory Experience
I have a good friend who is real left wing and very concerned about the environment. he is so concerned about rising co2 concentrations in the atmosphere and our need to reduce them immediately that he has said we should use nuclear power generation to get off fossil fuels. i never agreed with that logic but i was usually stumped as to how to make a clear, concise and compelling argument against it. this book has given me the tools i need to do just that. nuclear power is in no way clean. the massive amounts of energy that go into mining, refinement and construction of nuclear products and facilities alone almost eats up any of the 'clean-ness' of the power then generated. then there is the deadly nature of unleashing nuclear material into the atmosphere through normal operations right up to terrorists attacks. none of this is worth it. we need never see nuclear power as a bridge off of fossil fuels towards a sustainable energy future. nuclear is deadly and we should never cede ground to anyone claiming otherwise.
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