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Annual Review of Nuclear Science, 1959
Nuclear power forecasts and projected growths of nuclear power in the United States to 1980 are reviewed. Reactor inventory and burnup requirements and distribution of reactor types are tabulated The production rates to 1980 in the United States and the reserves of nuclear materials in the world are given.
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Nuclear power forecasts and projected growths of nuclear power in the United States to 1980 are reviewed. Reactor inventory and burnup requirements and distribution of reactor types are tabulated The production rates to 1980 in the United States and the reserves of nuclear materials in the world are given.
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Reviews of Modern Physics, 1999
The earliest speculations about nuclear power—first, about nuclear fusion— followed soon after the publication of Albert Einstein’s special theory of relativity. A story related by Edward Teller tells of the young George Gamow’s being offered, in 1929, the nightly use of the full electric power grid of Leningrad if he would undertake to create in the ...
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The earliest speculations about nuclear power—first, about nuclear fusion— followed soon after the publication of Albert Einstein’s special theory of relativity. A story related by Edward Teller tells of the young George Gamow’s being offered, in 1929, the nightly use of the full electric power grid of Leningrad if he would undertake to create in the ...
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1980
Excerpt To the editor: In our view, the editorial note "Fallout at Three Mile Island" in your September 1979 issue (1) is an example of the systematic bias towards underestimation of the risks of n...
L R, Solon, V W, Sidel
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Excerpt To the editor: In our view, the editorial note "Fallout at Three Mile Island" in your September 1979 issue (1) is an example of the systematic bias towards underestimation of the risks of n...
L R, Solon, V W, Sidel
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Medicine, Conflict and Survival, 2017
According to the US government’s General Accountability Office (GAO) in 2012, spent nuclear fuel (SNF) is one of the most hazardous substances created by humans.
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According to the US government’s General Accountability Office (GAO) in 2012, spent nuclear fuel (SNF) is one of the most hazardous substances created by humans.
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Science, 1974
The uranium and thorium resources, the technology, and the social impacts all seem to presage an even sharper increase in nuclear power for electric generation than had hitherto been predicted. There are more future consequences. The " hydrogen economy ." Nuclear power plants operate best at constant power
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The uranium and thorium resources, the technology, and the social impacts all seem to presage an even sharper increase in nuclear power for electric generation than had hitherto been predicted. There are more future consequences. The " hydrogen economy ." Nuclear power plants operate best at constant power
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1979
Excerpt To the editor: In the March 1979 issue you published an editorial "Health Implications of Nuclear Power Production," by Leonard R. Solon and Victor W. Sidel (1).
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Excerpt To the editor: In the March 1979 issue you published an editorial "Health Implications of Nuclear Power Production," by Leonard R. Solon and Victor W. Sidel (1).
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IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2011
A 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered hit the north-east coast of Japan on 11 March, 2011, causing widespread death and destruction, including successive hydrogen explosions in three reactors, and the exposure of one spent fuel tank at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The released radiation caused a world-wide nuclear phobia. Some
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A 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered hit the north-east coast of Japan on 11 March, 2011, causing widespread death and destruction, including successive hydrogen explosions in three reactors, and the exposure of one spent fuel tank at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The released radiation caused a world-wide nuclear phobia. Some
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Engineering & Technology, 2008
The paper discusses the feasibilty of nuclear power as one of electricity options and problems on nuclear waste disposal.
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The paper discusses the feasibilty of nuclear power as one of electricity options and problems on nuclear waste disposal.
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