Learning to glow : a nuclear reader /

When told from the perspective of ordinary people, nuclear history takes on a much different tone from that of the tranquil voice of authority that always told us we had nothing to fear. These 24 essays testify to many of the unsuspected human and environmental costs of atomic science

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Other Authors:	Bradley, John, 1950-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Tucson : University of Arizona Press, 2000 Tucson : c2000 Tucson [Ariz.] : c2000 Tucson : [2000]
Subjects:	Nuclear energy > Environmental aspects > United States Nuclear energy > Political aspects > United States Nuclear energy > Social aspects > United States Nuclear energy > United States > Public opinion Nuclear energy Nuclear energy > Environmental aspects Nuclear energy > Political aspects Nuclear energy > Public opinion Nuclear energy > Social aspects Public opinion United States

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