Nuclear power: economics and climate-protection potential. Amory Lovins. Rocky Mountain Institute. 06
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Nuclear Power - The Energy Balance, a study by Jan Willem Storm van Leeuwen and Philip Smith, finds that uranium reserves are diminishing rapidly and use of poorer quality ores would greatly increase carbon emissions to a level even beyond use of fossil fuels. ; a rebuttal to World Nuclear Association criticism of the report is also included.
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http://vault.sierraclub.org/sierra/200505/proliferation/page1.asp
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"Dangerous Liaisons:" Excellent Sierra Magazine investigation of the proliferation implications of the proposed LES plant.
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We Can’t Solve the Nuclear Waste Problem If We Keep Making More. Environmental Working Group published a new web site in about how the Nuclear Power Relapse has already begun, in the form of U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission numerous and accelerating rubberstamps for 20 year license extensions at old, deteriorating reactors. 20 year license extensions guarantee that vast amounts of high-level radioactive waste will remain at reactor sites indefinitely into the future, even if a national repository is opened and filled to its legal capacity. http://www.ewg.org
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