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The Demise of Nuclear Energy?: Lessons for Democratic Control of Technology

The Demise of Nuclear Energy?: Lessons for Democratic Control of Technology

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Series: Yale FastBack

General Political ScienceSelf-Help

ISBN10: 0300044496
ISBN13: 9780300044492
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: Sep 10 1989
Pages: 168
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.15 Depth: 9.20
Language: English
Three Mile Island, Seabrook, Diablo Canyon: their controversies have come to symbolize the unhappy fate of American nuclear power. Three decades of effort and an investment of several hundred billion dollars have culminated in wide-spread public fear, huge financial losses, an unworkable regulatory system, and a virtual ban on new reactors. How did one of the world's most flexible political and economic systems produce such a technological white elephant? What does this enormous failure reveal about the compatibility of democracy and technology? And what lessons can be learned for future energy policy making?

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