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100 1 |a Fox, Michael H.,  |e author. 
245 1 0 |a Why we need nuclear power :  |b the environmental case /  |c Michael H. Fox. 
264 1 |a Oxford ;  |a New York :  |b Oxford University Press, USA,  |c 2014. 
300 |a 1 online resource 
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520 |a "Makes a case for nuclear energy as a clean-energy solution."--  |c Provided by publisher 
504 |a Includes bibliographical references and index. 
588 0 |a Print version record. 
505 0 0 |g 1.  |t Global Climate Change: Real or Myth? --  |t What Is the Debate About? --  |t The IPCC and International Conventions --  |t The Greenhouse Effect --  |t Skeptical Politicians and Pundits --  |t Skeptical Scientists --  |t Historical Temperature and Greenhouse Gas Record --  |t The Last 10,000 Years of Climate: The Holocene --  |t Recent Changes in Temperature and CO2 --  |t Melting Glaciers and Rising Seas --  |t Models --  |t Response to Singer and Avery --  |t Predictions of Future Global Warming and Consequences --  |t Sea Level and Acidification --  |t Global Weirding --  |g 2.  |t Where Our Energy Comes From --  |t A Brief History of Energy --  |t Coal --  |t Oil and Natural Gas --  |t Uranium --  |t How Much Energy Do We Use and Where Does It Come From? --  |t World Energy Usage --  |t What Can Be Done to Reduce Our Carbon-Intensive Energy Economy? --  |g 3.  |t The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Coal and Gas --  |t Coal --  |t Anatomy of a Coal-Fired Plant --  |t Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Other Pollutants --  |t Mining and Health Hazards --  |t How Much Is There? --  |t Carbon Capture and Storage --  |t Natural Gas --  |t How Much Is There? --  |t Greenhouse Gas Emissions --  |t Fracking --  |g 4.  |t The Siren Song of Renewable Energy --  |t Solar --  |t Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Power --  |t Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) --  |t Solar Heating --  |t Limitations of Solar Power --  |t Wind --  |t Limitations of Wind Power --  |t Summary --  |g 5.  |t Back to the Future: Nuclear Power --  |t Anatomy of a Reactor --  |t Advantages of Nuclear Power --  |t Baseload Power --  |t Greenhouse Gas Emission --  |t Location and Footprint --  |t Cost --  |t Subsidies for Nuclear and Renewables --  |t Advanced Reactor Technology --  |t Can Nuclear Replace Coal? --  |t Arguments against Nuclear Power --  |g 6.  |t The World of the Atom --  |t What Is Radiation? --  |t Black Body Radiation: The Quantum --  |t The Nuclear Atom --  |t The Quantum Atom --  |t The Nucleus --  |t Radioactivity: Decay Processes --  |t Fission --  |t Summary --  |g 7.  |t How Dangerous Is Radiation? --  |t Interactions of Radiation with Matter --  |t Electromagnetic Radiation (Photon) Interactions --  |t Charged Particle Interactions --  |t Neutron Interactions --  |t What Is a Dose of Radiation? --  |t Effects of Radiation on DNA and Cells --  |t How Does Radiation Cause Cancer? --  |t What Are the Risks? --  |t Death from Radiation --  |t Cancer from Radiation --  |t Hereditary Effects of Radiation --  |t How Bad Is Plutonium? --  |t Summary --  |g 8.  |t What Comes Naturally and Not So Naturally --  |t Natural Background Radiation --  |t Cosmic Radiation --  |t Primordial Terrestrial Radiation --  |t Medical Exposure --  |t How Dangerous Is Background Radiation? --  |g 9.  |t Nuclear Waste --  |t What Is Nuclear Waste? --  |t The Long and the Short of Waste Storage --  |t Yucca Mountain --  |t Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) --  |t Recycling Spent Nuclear Fuel --  |t Making New Fuel from Recycled "Waste" --  |t Summary --  |g 10.  |t About Those Accidents --  |t The Scare, March 16, 1979 --  |t Three Mile Island, March 28, 1979 --  |t How the Accident Happened --  |t Consequences of TMI --  |t Chernobyl, April 26, 1986 --  |t How the Accident Happened --  |t The Hazardous Radioisotopes --  |t Health Consequences --  |t Environmental Consequences --  |t A Trip to Chernobyl --  |t Consequences for Nuclear Power --  |t Fukushima, March 11, 2011 --  |t How the Accident Happened --  |t Health and Environmental Consequences --  |t Consequences for Nuclear Power --  |t Public Perception of Risks from Nuclear Power --  |g 11.  |t The Quest for Uranium --  |t Mining for Uranium --  |t Shinkolobwe --  |t Shiprock --  |t Milling --  |t In Situ Recovery --  |t Enrichment --  |t Fuel Fabrication --  |t World Resources of Uranium --  |t Megatons to Megawatts --  |t Is There Enough Uranium for a Nuclear Renaissance? --  |t Breeder Reactors --  |t Thorium --  |t Summary --  |g 12.  |t Now What? --  |t Myth 1: Radiation Is Extremely Dangerous and We Don't Understand It --  |t Myth 2: There Is No Solution to the Nuclear Waste Produced by Nuclear Power --  |t Myth 3: Nuclear Power Is Unsafe and Nuclear Accidents Have Killed Hundreds of Thousands of People --  |t Myth 4: Uranium Will Run Out Too Soon and Mining It Generates So Much Carbon Dioxide That It Loses Its Carbon-Free Advantage --  |t Myth 5: Nuclear Power Is So Expensive It Can't Survive in the Marketplace --  |t Afterword --  |t Earth's Energy Balance --  |t Radiative Forcing --  |t The IPCC Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (SRES) --  |t Energy --  |t Power --  |t Powers of 10 --  |t Radioactivity. 
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650 0 |a Radioactive waste disposal. 
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650 6 |a Industrie nucléaire  |x Sécurité  |x Mesures. 
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