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Nuclear power in Canada

1981

Atomic America

Todd Tucker

2009

Crimes of the American nuclear state

David Kauzlarich

1998

Megawatts and megatons

Georges Charpak, Richard L. Garwin

2001

Chernobyl, the forbidden truth

Alla Yaroshinska

1995

Chet Holifield

Richard Wayne Dyke

1996

Atomic energy, a new start

Lilienthal, David Eli

1980

Insurmountable risks

Brice Smith

2006

Interest groups and the bureaucracy

John E. Chubb

1983

Licensed to kill?

Joan B. Aron

1997

Nuclear proliferation and the South African threat

Charles Frank Barnaby

1977

Bombshell

James Reich

2013

Nuclear power issues and choices

Nuclear Energy Policy Study Group.

1977

Nuclear renewal

Richard Rhodes

1993

The Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Union

1975

Nuclear Power the Fifth Horseman

Dennis Hayes

1976

Projected costs of generating electricity

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

2005

Nuclear Afternoon

Clyde Burleson

2007

Nuclearinc

Mark Hertsgaard

1983

No Nukes

Anna Gyorgy

1979

Nuclear energy and national security

Committee for Economic Development.

1976

Nuclear Power Plants as Weapons for the Enemy

Bennett Ramberg

1985

Nuclear Power, Energy and the Environment

Peter E. Hodgson

1999

Chernobyl

Chris C. Park

1989

Prospects and Strategies for Nuclear Power

Peter Beck

1994

Environmental radioactivity

Merril Eisenbud

1973

Nuclear Energy in the 21st Century

Ian Hore-Lacy

2006

Accidents will happen

Environmental Action Foundation.

1979

Nuclear education and training

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

2012

Nuclear Energy Today (Nuclear Development)

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

2003

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