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Sixty years of nuclear history: Britain's hidden agenda

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ROBERTS Fred

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Charlbury, UK: Jon Carpenter, 1999Description: 196pISBN:

1897766483 (pbk.):

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Summary: Written by a former government scientist this book describes the close relationship between the development of nuclear weapons and nuclear energy capabilities in Britain. Notes in particular the continued lack of long term planning for secure storage of high level radioactive waste, much of which will remain dangerous for hundreds of thousands of years.

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Written by a former government scientist this book describes the close relationship between the development of nuclear weapons and nuclear energy capabilities in Britain. Notes in particular the continued lack of long term planning for secure storage of high level radioactive waste, much of which will remain dangerous for hundreds of thousands of years.

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