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Why a future for the nuclear industry is risky
Author | Bradford, Schlissel |
6-01-0-10-73.pdf | |
Date | 2006 |
Classification | 6.01.0.10/73 (COSTS) |
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WHY A FUTURE FOR THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY IS RISKY SYNOPSIS OF PRESENTATIONS BY Peter Bradford Former Chair, New York State Public Service Commission and Maine Public Utilities Commission and Former Commissioner, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission David Schlissel Synapse Energy Economics, Inc. Sponsored by a coalition of environmental, health and public interest organizations concerned about the impacts of nuclear power including Friends of the Earth, GRACE Policy Institute, North Carolina Waste Awareness and Reduction Network (NC WARN), Nuclear Information and Table of Contents Resource Service (NIRS), Public Citizen, Investments In New Nuclear Plants Remain Very Risky .................................. P1 Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE), Despite The Significant Subsidies Provided In The Energy Policy Act Of 2005 (Epact 2005), Investments In New Nuclear Plants U.S. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) Remain Very Risky Wall Street Has Expressed Serious Concerns ................................................... P2 Wall Street Has Expressed Serious Concerns About The Creditworthiness Of Companies That Pursue New Nuclear Plants Nuclear Power Plants Are Stated Terrorist Targets ................................................ P2 A Succesful Attack Could Halt New Construction Even