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Category Archives: Nuclear Books
Summary of Greenpeace “Nuclear Reactor Hazards”
This is a summary of: Hirsch, H., et al. April 2005. Nuclear Reactor Hazards Ongoing Dangers of Operating Nuclear Technology in the 21st Century. A report prepared for Greenpeace International. Aging. Nuclear power plants (NPP) age in four ways at … Continue reading
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