Nuclear Power Technical and Institutional Options for the Future (1992) / Chapter Skim
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1 Introduction
1 Introduction
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U.S. nuclear power technology has provided the basis for nuclear power plants world~nde.[Gavrilas et al" 1990]
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believes that nuclear fission remaps an important option for meeting our electric energy requirements add ma~nta~n~g a balanced national energy policy. I he Committee continues to strongly support the need for a responsive nuclear fission program, but finds the current civilian nuclear power reactor program to be a deficient aggregate of numerous reactor
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. for a critical comparable analysis by the National Academy of Sciences of the practical technological and institutional options for future nuclear power development and for the formulation of coherent polity alternatives to guide the Nation's nuclear power development.[U.S.
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1988. An Analysis of Nuclear Power Plant Operating Costs.
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