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WHY vs WHY Nuclear Power by Barry Brook, Ian Lowe, 2010-05-03 Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering Second Edition by J. Kenneth Shultis, Richard E. Faw, 2007-09-07 Nuclear Renaissance: Technologies and Policies for the Future of Nuclear Power by William J. Nuttall, 2004-12-31 Nuclear Power (Fact Finders: Energy at Work) by Josepha Sherman, 2004-01 A Case for Nuclear-Generated Electricity: (Or Why I Think Nuclear Power Is Cool and Why It Is Important That You Think So Too) by Scott W. Heaberlin, 2003-12 Nuclear Firsts: Milestones on the Road to Nuclear Power Development by Gail H. Marcus, 2010 Wet-Steam Turbines for Nuclear Power Plants by Alexander Leyzerovich, 2005-06-10 Rickover and the Nuclear Navy: The Discipline of Technology by Francis Duncan, 1990-01 Digital Instrumentation and Control Systems in Nuclear Power Plants: Safety and Reliability Issues by Committee on Application of Digital Instrumentation and Control Systems to Nuclear Power Plant Operations and Safety, National Research Council, 1997-04-17 Nuclear Implosions: The Rise and Fall of the Washington Public Power Supply System (Studies in Economic History & Policy: USA in the Twentieth Century) by Daniel Pope, 2008-02-04 Nuclear Power (Energy for Today) by Tea Benduhn, 2008-07 Poisoned Power: The Case Against Nuclear Power Before and After Three Mile Island by John W. Gofman, 1979-12 Nuclear Systems Volume I: Thermal Hydraulic Fundamentals, Second edition by Neil E. Todreas, Mujid Kazimi, 1989-12-01 Idaho Falls: The Untold Story of America's First Nuclear Accident by William McKeown, 2003-04-01

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41. Keith Florig
    Principal. Investigators. H. Keith Florig, CMU/EPP, florig@cmu.edu , XUE Lan, School of Public Affairs, Tsinghua University. xuelan@tsinghua.edu.cn  
    http://andrew.cmu.edu/user/kf0f/Nuclear_power.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to project list Principal Investigators H. Keith Florig, CMU/EPP, florig@cmu.edu , XUE Lan, School of Public Affairs, Tsinghua University. xuelan@tsinghua.edu.cn Period Funding Major funding for this project was provided by the W. Alton Jones Foundation. Supplemental funding for H.K. Florig was provided by the CIS-HDGC. Products Shi ZG, Zhang ZY, Xue L, Florig K, “Public Acceptance of Nuclear Power,” China Soft Science , August 2000 (in Chinese). Xue L, Peng ZG, Florig K, “Lessons from the Evolution of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory System,” Tsinghua University Journal - Social Science Edition , in press, (in Chinese). Zhao S, Florig K, “The Rancorous History of Nuclear Power,” (in Chinese). Florig K, Zhao S, “Competing Perspectives on Nuclear Power Safety,” submitted to Science and Technology Herald (in Chinese). Abstract China is embarking on a long-term expansion of its nuclear power base to help supply a burgeoning electricity demand. Although the costs of nuclear power in China are currently high compared to fossil-fuel alternatives, nuclear power proponents argue that China needs nuclear power to provide energy security, reduce air pollution, hedge against possible future carbon taxes, reduce coal-mining fatalities, and alleviate congestion and accidents on coal-laden rail systems. Unlike past high-profile debates on nuclear power in more industrialized countries, decisions on nuclear power investments in China are being conducted largely without public involvement.

42. Heroes Community - Member Profile
    HC UserName Send nuclear_power an Instant Message. If you have the nuclear_power Last 1 threads of 1 started by nuclear_power. Plastic or Paper? (7)  
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43. Nuclear Power - Future
    Frequently Asked Questions About Nuclear Energy. An excellent reference on nuclear power. Retrieved from http//future.wikia.com/wiki/nuclear_power  
    http://future.wikia.com/wiki/Nuclear_Power
    
    Extractions: @import "http://images.wikia.com/common/skins-200803.3/wikia/css/Monobook.css?20080318165830"; Jump to: navigation search Nuclear power is safe and relatively inexpensive source of energy The reserves of uranium, the major fuel for nuclear power plants, are also very large. In public mind nuclear power went from this supposed clean and perfect energy source to becoming the demon of nuclear war, chernobyl and three-eyed fish. Despite the irrational fear of nuclear power, and opposition of "environmental" groups, nuclear power is widely used and in many countries is the largest source of energy. Some countries, such as the USA, have stopped the construction of new reactors, while others have not. But there are little rational reasons today to avoid using nuclear power. Safe nuclear power is entirely feasible right now. For example, pebble bed nuclear reactors can't melt down, provide copious energy, and don't emit CO In 2000s small, low-maintenance nuclear reactors have became possible. For example, Toshiba has developed 4S reactors ("super-safe, small and simple") with the capacity of 10-megawatt that can be installed underground and provide energy uninterrupted for 30 years before refueling. It is expected that first such reactors will be put into operation before 2010. Another area are long-lasting batteries. In the future a small nuclear battery may be able to hold enough power for a small digital device, such as a digital camera or a handheld computer for a few years.

44. Nuclear Power
    Home About EA Officers Board Meetings Member Update BenefitsNuclear FLYER Newsletter Join Eagle Alliance Current-News  
    http://www.eaglealliance.org/NUCLEAR_POWER/_Nuclear_Power.htm

45. Nuclear Energy - Conservapedia
    From Conservapedia. (Redirected from Nuclear power). Jump to navigation, search. Nuclear energy is energy gained by the power of an atom.  
    http://www.conservapedia.com/Nuclear_power
    
    Extractions: (Redirected from Nuclear power Jump to: navigation search Nuclear energy is energy gained by the power of an atom . The main uses of nuclear technology is in nuclear reactors, which use the energy in an atom to create power, or nuclear weapons, which use the energy in warfare. There are two types of reactions, nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. The energy released from a nuclear fission device is given by the equation E M C . Spelled out, mass multiplied by the speed of light squared. This equation is the formula for the energy contained in an atom. This energy is released in a nuclear weapon when a speeding neutron collides with the atom, blasting it apart, and releasing the binding energy of the atom. In a nuclear weapon, the atom blasted apart then releases other neutrons which collide with other atoms. This keeps occurring until there are no atoms left to destroy. This is known as a nuclear chain reaction. In a nuclear fission power plant, however, the nuclear core is designed so that a runaway chain reaction cannot occur, because there are not enough atoms for it. Nuclear fusion, on the other hand, is based on putting atoms together, as opposed to breaking them apart in fission, heavier atoms often require less bonding energy than the combined original binding energies of the fusing lighter atoms.

46. Import Export Trade Leads - Energy & Environment - Nuclear Power - TradeBoss.com
    Trade Leads in Energy Environment Nuclear Power category, Sell Offers, Buy Offers, Business Opportunities - Global B2B marketplace, portal.  
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47. Nuclear Power - English To Russian Dictionary
    english to russian dictionary containing references.  
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48. 5 Billion Years Of Fuel [Archive] - Science Forums, The Original
    21 (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nuclear_power _notestanford-cohen) Breeder technology has been used in several reactors, but requires higher uranium  
    http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/archive/index.php?t-26766.html

49. Business To Business: Industrial Buying And Resource Guide
    IndustrialDigest.com, is a one stop resource for seaching suppliers of industrial products and services in USA.  
    http://www.industrialdigest.com/valves/nuclear_power.htm

50. GO FUCK YOURSELFS! [Archive] - I-Mockery Forum
    1 (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nuclear_power _noteiea_pdf) As of 2007 (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As_of_2007), the IAEA reported there are 435 nuclear  
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    Extractions: Why did you create that board of your's? Why did you do it, knowing that you're a sixteen year-old prepubescent teenager who must confess to the internet about your wet dreams of unreal women that you could not even fathom to get with? Why did you do it, knowing that you don't have the patience of a real administrator, let alone of the one you worship? Why did you create that board of your's, knowing that your only 'real' members would be a 34 year-old overweight World of Warcraft gamer who spends half of his money on anime and the other half on internet porn, and a patronizing teenage nobody who has to refer to Pokemon in order to properly insult someone? Jonathan, I think that you are attention-starved, yet being the redneck righteous homeschooled Christian, you can't seem to get it. So here you go. We're giving you all the attention you desire. We will flame and taunt and insult your whitetrashed skinny bible-citing homophobic ass until you shut down this board and never return again. You only created this board so that you can play God and control your own domain. Well fuck you you selfcenterred cunt, because in the end you're only a 16 year old kid with no social life, no real friends, and guardians that could care less about you. And guess what: you're the ****** here. You're the ****** of this whole fucking domain, and you'll be the ****** wherever you go. You'll be the little boy with the microscopic penis that everyone, even ******s, make fun of, because outside this little board you've got no chance against anyone. You'll get buttfucked by big strong ******s hypocritical Christian white trash. Get it into your fucking thick head: you're not welcome even here, your own fucking haven. Get the fuck out teenage white ******.

51. Untitled
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52. Physics - Search Results
    Internal_Link Quick notes on binding energy Curric Rating 5. Control rod Binding energy Fusion Mass defect Moderator Fission. U4T13-nuclear_power  
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53. Nuclear Power – Web Listings
    a pressurized water reactor that has no cooling tower, but cools by direct exchange with the ocean. http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nuclear_power  
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54. The Wisdom Project, The Open Source Think Tank
    source wikipedia nuclear_power./i/quote I believe I got my figures off some Ralph source wikipedia nuclear_power. The current nuclear power plant  
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55. Interesting Facts Sunburn - Qwika
    http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talknuclear_power/Archive4 374k - Cached - Similar pages. TalkNuclear power/Archive3 a POV is expressed by un-contested  
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    Extractions: Beta release. Any comments please contact us Press release (Feb 17) New search engine helps bridge the language gap in Wikipedia Press release (Apr 4) Qwika search engine now indexes 1158 wikis in 12 languages Search wikis: Deutsch English Espa±ol Fran§ais Italiano Nederlands Portuguªs Results for interesting facts sunburn 1 to 10 of 11 Talk:Nuclear Power/Archive4 ... 2005 09:46 (UTC) News Flash Consortium Interesting Cool link, did you see the survey ... on the History, Risks, Economics and other facts most specifically related to the heading. Adding ... not in the article beyond the basic facts that it does not exist and is ... the final product would be stylistically ... errr .... interesting interesting point and interesting to reflect that ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Nuclear_Power/Archive4 - 374k - Cached Similar pages Talk:Nuclear power/Archive3 ... a POV is expressed by un-contested facts when they appear in greater number for ... Both sides in this debate have uncontested

56. Nuclear Power Technology Inc - Live Search Local
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58. References
    http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nuclear_power; http//library.thinkquest. org/C004471/tep/en/traditional_energy/nuclear_power.html. Wind Energy Resources  
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    Extractions: General Resources Biomass Energy Resources Geothermal Energy Resources Hydroelectric Energy Resources http://www.nrel.gov/learning/re_hydropower.html http://www.wvic.com/hydro-works.htm http://hydropower.inel.gov/ http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/renewable/basics/hydro.html http://www.friendsoftheriver.org/ http://www.iclei.org/EFACTS/HYDROELE.htm http://www.howstuffworks.com/hydropower-plant.htm

59. Practical Size Limit To Nuclear Power Plant? Text - Physics Forums Library
    http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nuclear_power http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/nuclear_power_2010_Program The reason I posted was because of the range of power  
    http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/index.php/t-97988.html
    
    Extractions: Physics Help and Math Help - Physics Forums Engineering Nuclear Engineering PDA View Full Version : Practical size limit to nuclear power plant? Assuming the current anti-nuclear public/political climate remains in place and no new nuclear plant sites would be allowed (nor within a reasonable timeframe) why not just simply increase the existing capacity? For a hydro plant it makes sense there is only so much water that can be processed and needs to be managed, but nuclear seems like it could be somewhat flexible like the current coal/natural gas combination with the excess above base-load generation from the nuclear plant stored in some other form (aluminum, hydrogren, etc). Or is the simple answer the regulations and political climate would never allow it? Morbius Assuming the current anti-nuclear public/political climate remains in place and no new nuclear plant sites would be allowed (nor within a reasonable timeframe) why not just simply increase the existing capacity?

60. PowerSwitch :: View Topic - Are We Facing Peak Uranium?
    http//www.feasta.org/documents/energy/nuclear_power.htm I did, however, meet a gentleman at a recent seminar who said that Thorium based nuclear was viable  
    http://www.powerswitch.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=30259&sid=ed508bebe973c579ea

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