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By Brice Smith in Science for Democratic Action, Institute for Energy & Environmental Research, Volume 14, Number, August 2, 2006.
From Nuclear Monitor, Nos. 621 & 622, February 2005.A new report from the World Information Service on Energy (WISE) and the Nuclear Information& Resource Service (NIRS).
Uwe R. Fritsche, Coordinator Energy & Climate Division, Okö-Insititut, Darmstadt, Germany; paper presented at the CNIC Conference on Nuclear Energy and Greenhouse-Gas Emissions, Tokyo, November 1997.
From the Nuclear Monitor, #630-631, June 30, 2005; a publication of World Information Service on Energy (WISE) and the Nuclear Information& Resource Service (NIRS).
CND briefing, April 2006, by Hugh Richards, Dawn Rothwell and Rae Street, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, submitted to the British Energy Review Consultation, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, England.
By Gerd Rosenkranz, for the Heinrich Böll Foundation 2006.
By the Pembina Institute, December 14, 2006.
By Harry Wassernan of the Free Press.Org August, 2007
By the Algonquin First NationsBy Frank Armstrong, Kingston Whig Standard newspaper - Friday, August 24, 2007By Mike Estrada 99th Air Base Wing Public AffairsBy MARK WAITE Pahrump Valley TimesBy LOREN GENSON Gazette Staff Writer FYI Home
Nuclear Power Worsening Climate Change: A List of Critical Studies
* Forget Nuclear, Rocky Mountain Institute, April 28, 2008
by Amory B. Lovins, Imran Sheikh and Alex Markevich, 11 pages
* Nuclear Power Undermining Action on Climate Change, Greenpeace, December 2007
Greenpeace International Briefing, 7 pages
by Arjun Makhijani, from Nuclear Policy Research Institute & Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, 290 pages.
* Too Hot To Handle, The Future of Civil Nuclear Power, Oxford Research Group, July 2007
by Frank Barnaby and James Kemp, Oxford Research Group, London
* Residual Risk: An Account of Events in Nuclear Power Plants Since the Chernobyl Accident in 1986, by the Union of Concerned Scientists, May 2007
Rebecca Harms, Member European Parliament, Brussels; Union of Concerned Scientists, USA; Institute of Risk Research, Austria; Oko Institut, Germany.
* Why A Future for the Nuclear Industry Is Risky, by former NRC commissioner Peter Bradford, January 2007 llowe@iccr.org or www.iccr.org or www.cleanenergy.org by Peter Bradford and David Schlissel, Synapse Energy Economics, Inc.
By Brice Smith in Science for Democratic Action, Institute for Energy & Environmental Research, Volume 14. (A 55-page summary -- "Insurmountable Risks: The Dangers of Using Nuclear Power to Combat Global Climate Change, " May 2006 – is available from IEER.)
A Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament briefing by Hugh Richards, Dawn Rothwell and Rae Street, submitted to the British Energy Review Consultation, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, England.
by Gerd Rosenkranz, for the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
June 30, 2005 From the Nuclear Monitor, #630-631,; a publication of World Information Service on Energy (WISE) and the Nuclear Information& Resource Service (NIRS).
From the Nuclear Monitor, Nos. 621 & 622; A report from the World Information Service on Energy (WISE) and the Nuclear Information& Resource Service.
* Comparing Greenhouse-Gas Emissions and Abatement Costs of Nuclear and Alternative Energy Options from a Life-Cycle Perspective, Okö-Insititut, November 1997
Uwe R. Fritsche, Coordinator Energy & Climate Division, Okö-Insititut, Darmstadt, Germany; paper presented at the CNIC Conference on Nuclear Energy and Greenhouse-Gas Emissions, Tokyo.
The Greens in the European Parliament have released a 116-page study of accidents that have taken place in nuclear reactors since Chernobyl in 1986. "In reality, every day, countless incidents occur in nuclear reactors, and, since Chernobyl, catastrophe has, on several occasions, only narrowly been avoided."
Resource Groups:
• Beyond Nuclear:
• Alliance for Nuclear Accountability
• Physicians for Social Responsibility
• Nuclear Information and Resource Service
• Union of Concerned Scientists
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New Scientist graph of dangerous problems we face around resource depletion. Uranium is included in the list.
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