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Nuclear madness

Helen Caldicott

1980

Multiple exposures

Catherine Caufield

1989

Iraq's nuclear mirage

Imad Y. Khadduri

2003

Reinventing electric utilities

Ed Smeloff, Edward Smeloff, Peter Asmus

1997

Fukushima

Elliott, David

2013

No breathing room

Grigoriĭ Medvedev

1993

Emily Emerson's moon

Jean Merrill

1960

Atomic medicine

Charles F. Behrens

1949

Detectors for particle radiation

K. Kleinknecht

1990

Nuclear power and the public safety

Elizabeth S. Rolph

1979

The Export reorganization act, 1975

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations.

1975

Fallout

Janine Johnston, Jeffrey Jones, Chris Kemple et al.

2001

God and the Atom

Ronald Arbuthnott Knox

1945

Nuclear waste disposal

Tony Hare

1991

Too cheap to meter

Steve Cohn

1997

My nuclear nightmare

Naoto Kan

2017

Japanese women

Kumiko Fujimura-Fanselow

1995

Nuclear power transformation

Joseph P. Tomain

1987

Final warning

Robert Peter Gale

1988

Nuclear Energy (Essential Energy)

Robert Snedden

2001

The story of atomic energy

Laura Fermi

1961

Nuclear Power Is Not the Answer

Helen Caldicott

2006

Implementation of the Helsinki accords

United States. Congress. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe

1993

Sourcebook on atomic energy

Samuel Glasstone

1958

The nuclear axis

Červenka, Zdenek

1978

Why We Need Nuclear Power The Environmental Case

Michael H. Fox

2014

Unlocking the atom

H. Y. Tammemagi

2002

Meltdown

Wilborn Hampton

2001

Nuclear reactor engineering

Samuel Glasstone

1967

Atombombe und die Zukunft des Menschen

Karl Jaspers

1961

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