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Nuclear Energy: Promise or Peril? Dictionary of Steam Generator Engineering: German--English --Spanish--French - with Emphasis on Nuclear Energy by Lentjes Kraftwerkstechnik Babcock, 2007-07-01 Nuclear Energy (Power Up) by Kathleen Manatt, 2007-08 Military Technology, Armaments Dynamics, and Disarmament: ABC Weapons, Military Use of Nuclear Energy and of Outer Space and Implications for Intern Computation and Analysis of Nuclear Data - Relevant to Nuclear Energy and Safety Global Nuclear Energy Risks: The Search for Preventive Medicine by Bennett Ramberg, 1986-02 Canadian Nuclear Energy Policy: Changing Ideas, Institutions, and Interests Nuclear Energy (Inventors & Inventions) by Gini Holland, 1996-02 Status and Perspectives of Nuclear Energy: Fission and Fusion/Stato E Prospettive Dell'Energia Nucleare : Fissione E Fusione (Proceedings of the International School of Physics) by C. Salvetti, A. Ricci, 1992-03 Nuclear Energy (Energy Choices - Macmillan Library) by Julie Richards, 2009-04-10 Double or Quits: The Future of Civil Nuclear Energy by Malcolm C. Grimston, Peter Beck, 2003-04 Proceedings of: Topical Conference on Ferritic Alloys for Use in Nuclear Energy Technologies, 1983 (Technology of Metallurgy Series, Vol 6) by J. W. Davis, 1984-12 The Legal Regime of Nuclear Energy by F. Nocera, 2006-01-27 World Wide Collaboration for Safe and Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy (Worldwide Problems on Nuclear Issues, Vol 1) by I. A. Pless, 1986-01-01

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81. Nuclear Power: 1976 UUA General Resolution
    FURTHER RESOLVED That the 1976 general Assembly of and Canadian governments to requirethe nuclear power plants a safer and less polluting energy economy, the  
    http://www.uua.org/actions/energy/76nuclear.html
    
    Extractions: 1976 General Resolution WHEREAS, the electric power industry in the US and Canada has proposed a huge program of constructing nuclear power plants as an answer to the problems caused by the growing shortage of petroleum and the pollution caused by old-fashioned coal-burning plants; and WHEREAS, scientific hopes that nuclear energy would provide a safe, nonpolluting source of power have been frustrated (at least temporarily) by the discovery of many unforeseen dangers to human life and health such as: The high probability that many people would be exposed to low-level radiation, an eventuality which is known to cause birth defects and to result in deaths from cancer, usually after time delays of years; The highly probable exposure of future generations to the lethal effects of the long-lived radioactive waste products inevitably produced by nuclear power plants; Uncertainty in regard to the likelihood of catastrophic release of radioactive materials into the environment, because estimates of "nuclear safety" published by the nuclear power industry and its government sponsors neglect the dangers resulting from defects in construction and the lack of an adequate program for training nuclear power plant inspectors and operators; and WHEREAS, the ambitious plans for the construction of additional nuclear power plants involve a serious dilemma: either use up known reserves of uranium within a few decades, or convert to the still undeveloped breeder reactor, which is highly dangerous because it depends upon the production of plutonium in the reactor, and existing proposals for safeguarding the plutonium against theft or diversion for use by terrorists appear to require special pervasive security apparatus incompatible with American and Canadian traditions of freedom;

82. Marketsearch Directory - Data Record D2604.HTM
    Marketsearch Database Vol 28A - April 2004. 2600 energy. 2600 energy(general). 2604 nuclear energy. Report Number 2604-001 nuclear  
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83. Welcome To The OIG Web Site
    of the US Department of energy, Office of result of Office of Inspector general civiland the Department, including the National nuclear Security Administration  
    http://www.ig.doe.gov/
    
    Extractions: Click on above subjects to view specific information. Welcome to the home page of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Inspector General. Our mission is to help the Department and the American taxpayer by: Identifying opportunities for cost savings and operational efficiencies in Department programs; and Returning hard dollars to the Department and the U.S. Treasury as a result of Office of Inspector General civil and criminal investigations. In Our Service We Have: Assisted the Department, including the National Nuclear Security Administration, in identifying key management challenges such as the aging of the nuclear weapons complex infrastructure and the emerging human capital crisis;

84. GE Energy - GE Nuclear Energy
    Low Cost, EmissionFree Electricity. GE nuclear energy and its affiliates provide technology-based products and services for Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) and Advanced BWR (ABWR) nuclear power plants .  
    http://www.ge.com/nuclear

85. Nuclear Among Energy Choices Facing Bigger EU
    As noted at a recent European energy conference attended by IAEA Director GeneralMohamed ElBaradei, nuclear s future is mixed and countries face important  
    http://www.iaea.or.at/NewsCenter/News/2004/energy_eu.html
    
    Extractions: Resources for... Journalists Member States Youth Women Staff Report 30 April 2004 Graphic: EUROPA Five of the ten countries officially joining the European Union (EU) on 1 May rely on nuclear energy to provide a fourth or more of their electricity needs, based on the IAEA's nuclear databanks. Czech Republic: Six nuclear plants are operating, two at Temelin and four at Dukovany, collectively supplying about a fourth of the country's electricity. Hungary: Four nuclear plants are operating at Paks, supplying about 36% of the country's electricity. Lithuania: Two nuclear plants are operating at Ignalina, supplying about 80% of the country's electricity.

86. Nuclear Energy Uranium Energy From Atoms
    nuclear energy uranium energy from atoms This resource focuses on the nonrenewable resource of nuclear energy. This brief overview of nuclear energy explores how energy is generated from atoms  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.eia.doe.gov/kids/non-renewable/nucle

87. General Atomics Fusion Group Educational Home Page
    general Atomics Fusion Group Educational Home Page This site is a collection of educational resources on fusion. Both naturally occuring fusion and fusion as an energy source are included.  
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88. Questions And Answers About Nuclear Energy
    Questions Answers. This page is maintained by the University of MissouriRolla American nuclear Society. If you haven't yet visited our homepage, please do so! nuclear energy's Importance. How  
    http://www.nuc.umr.edu/~ans/QA.html
    
    Extractions: This page is maintained by the University of Missouri-Rolla American Nuclear Society . If you haven't yet visited our homepage, please do so! You may request answers to questions not addressed here via e-mail. While you are at our site, please leave a message in our guestbook. How important is it to have more energy- and more electricity?

89. GE Energy
    Experience, Technology, People. GE energy electrifies the world by providing and services for the energy industry. We help businesses natural gas and nuclear energy, as well as with  
    http://www.gepower.com/
    
    Extractions: GE Energy electrifies the world by providing reliable, efficient products and services for the energy industry. We help businesses and authorities that generate, transmit or use electricity. We work in all areas of the energy industry including coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy, as well as with renewable resources such as water and wind energy. Select an Online Tool Aeroderivative Customer Web Center Aeroderivative Gas Turbine Configurator Call Out Services Compression Train Configurator Customer Collaboration GE PartsEdge GE RepairSolutions Gemini Product Configurator Heavy Duty GTG Configurator Hydro Optimizer Materials Management Outage Optimizer Pipeline Configurator Rail Shipment Tracking System Substation Automation Customer Center Technical Manuals Thermal Perf. Customer Witness Display Turbine Performance Estimators Sell to GE Select a Supplier Tool Supplier Center Home APeServices/Web Invoicing Contingent Worker Database Document Archive and Retrieval Tool Customs Compliance Document Library GE Energy Routing Center Milestone Tracking System - Long Milestone Tracking System - Short Online Bidding (eAuctions) Online Drawings (ODRS) Order to Settlement Supplier Deviation Request (e-SDR) Supplier Diversity Supplier Scorecards Technical Library Select a Type of Document GE Reference Documents (GERs) Access Technical Manuals Request Quote for Technical Manuals Technology Spotlight

90. Nuclear Energy
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia nuclear energy. nuclear energy, the Related contentfrom HighBeam Research on nuclear energy. nuclear energy PROJECTS  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce5/CE037850.html
    
    Extractions: nuclear energy nuclear energy, the energy stored in the nucleus of an atom and released through fission, fusion, or radioactivity . In these processes a small amount of mass is converted to energy according to the relationship E mc , where E is energy, m is mass, and c is the speed of light (see relativity ). The most pressing problems concerning nuclear energy are the possibility of an accident at a nuclear reactor or fuel plant, such as those which occurred at Three Mile Island Chernobyl (1986), and Takaimura, Japan (1999), and the potential threat to the continued existence of the human race posed by nuclear weapons (see disarmament, nuclear Sections in this article: The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia

91. NRC: Home Page
    Inspector general. nuclear Regulatory Commission Honors Employees on May 27 in Rockville,Md; NRC Begins Special Inspection of Pump Failure at Perry nuclear  
    http://www.nrc.gov/

92. Physics 30: Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Reactors
    Supporters of the use of nuclear energy feel that it is a safe and effectiveway to produce energy. The use of nuclear energy is controversial.  
    http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/physics/u4c3phy.html
    
    Extractions: C. Nuclear Reactors (Teachers should refer to the section on Controversial Issues in Science: Program Overview and Connections K-12 before covering this section.) The CANDU reactor (Canadian deuterium uranium) uses uranium, bundled in the form of uranium oxide fuel pellets, to produce electricity. (A comparison between CANDU reactors and other types of reactors would be an interesting optional extension topic.) Saskatchewan has abundant deposits of uranium ore which is refined for use in nuclear reactors. The refined uranium oxide fuel pellets are stacked into cylindrical rods. The rods are arranged into a fuel bundle which is then ready to be placed in special pressure tubes inside the reactor. The reactor vessel is called the calandria Nuclear reactors can not explode like a nuclear bomb. Even under a worst-case scenario, with a core meltdown , a critical mass of fuel would not be present and the fuel would burn into the ground. (This, of course, would lead to very serious consequences, including possible loss of life and environmental damage.) Refuelling can be done by removing fuel bundles from the pressure tubes and replacing them with new bundles. In a CANDU reactor this can be done without having to shut the reactor down.

93. Israel's Attack On Iraqi Nuclear Reactor, General Assembly Resolution 39/14
    as a contribution to promoting and ensuring the safe development of nuclear energyfor peaceful purposes;. 7. Requests the Secretarygeneral to report to the  
    http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/UN/unga39_14.html
    
    Extractions: United Nations General Assembly Resolution 39/14 (November 16, 1984) The following resolution was among the first anti Israeli measures adopted by the General Assembly Gulf War . The resolution was adopted by 106 in favor, 2 against (Israel and the United States), with 33 abstentions. The General Assembly, Having considered the item entitled "Armed Israeli aggression against the Iraqi nuclear installations and its grave consequences for the established international system concerning the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and international peace and security", Recalling the relevant resolutions of the Security Council and the General Assembly, Taking note of the relevant resolutions of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Viewing with deep concern Israel's refusal to comply with those resolutions, particularly Security Council resolution 487 (198 1) of 19 June 198 1, Noting that Israel's statements contained in its communication of 12 July 1984 continue to ignore the safeguards system of the International Atomic Energy Agency and do not specify the Iraqi nuclear installations which were the subject of the Israeli attack and subsequent threats, Convinced that the Israeli threats to attack nuclear facilities in Iraq and in other countries will continue to endanger peace and security in the region

94. 41st IAEA General Conference Scientific Programme: Turning Some Military Nuclear
    Global energy Outlook, emphasizing climate change, Mr. N. Nakicenovic (IIASA). NuclearPower in the Context of Global Climate Change Concern, Mr. JM Bourdaire  
    http://www.iaea.org/About/Policy/GC/GC41/SciProg/sciprog2.html

95. WISE NC; IAEA GENERAL CONFERENCE: PUSHING NUCLEAR IN CLIMATE DEBATE
    535.5206; From 1822 September, the general Conference of the International AtomicEnergy Agency was IAEA to assist countries in realizing nuclear power in  
    http://www.antenna.nl/wise/535/5206.html
    
    Extractions: published by WISE News Communique on October 6, 2000 From 18-22 September, the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency was held in Vienna, Austria. On the last day, several resolutions were adopted, among which one that requests the IAEA to assist countries in realizing nuclear power "in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions". (535.5206) WISE Amsterdam - More precisely, the resolution "Strengthening of the cooperation of the agency's technical cooperation activities" calls for the IAEA to help member states to obtain access to information on the role of nuclear energy in climate protection, and to help member states to implement national case studies and prepare potential projects. The resolution is one of the steps taken by the IAEA to play a role in the international climate debate. At the sixth Conference of the Parties (COP6) in The Hague, Netherlands, 13-24 November, nuclear will be on the agenda in the discussion whether or not it can be considered as an eligible means to fight the greenhouse effect. The nuclear lobby is increasingly promoting the nuclear option, which could also be seen at the preparatory conference in Lyon, France, mid-September (see News Communique : "COP6 preparatory meeting").

96. Nuclear Environment General
    general. The issue thus becomes whether the environmental effects of nuclear energyare greater or less than those of alternative means of generating electricity  
    http://www.magma.ca/~jalrober/Chapter10a.htm
    
    Extractions: General Each means of producing electricity contributes to the different environmental effects to different extents. Thus the fact that nuclear-electricity results in environmental effects is indisputable, but has little meaning unless considered in the context of the effects resulting from alternative means. The issue thus becomes whether the environmental effects of nuclear energy are greater or less than those of alternative means of generating electricity. From this point of view the environmental effects of nuclear energy are one of its greatest benefits. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), before licensing a nuclear plant, satisfies itself that any environmental effects are within acceptable limits. As part of the process, the CNSC requires the applicant to undertake a public information program in the proposed locality; and federal and/or provincial governments appoint a panel to conduct a public environmental assessment review. The environmental effects of nuclear-electricity production that receive most attention are atmospheric and water-borne releases of radioactive material: the very small amounts, well within regulatory limits ( Chapter 7 ) that are released day-to-day; the much larger amounts that are feared might be released if there were a reactor accident (

97. Powell's Books - Civil Nuclear Energy: Fuel Of The Future Or Relic Of The Past?
    Institute of International Affairs, energy and Environment Programme ; SubjectGeneral Subject Social Policy Subject nuclear energy Subject International  
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98. General Atomics Fusion Education
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99. Journal Of Physics A: Mathematical And General
    (IOP) Contents and abstracts, full text to subscribers.  
    http://www.iop.org/EJ/journal/0305-4470
    
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