Power to save the world
by Gwyneth Cravens · first published 2007
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Are you looking for technical how-it-works stuff, or more political/environmental things, including safety and waste disposal? For the latter, I liked "Power To Save The World" by Gwyneth Cravens. For the former, I've mainly kept up with the differences between new reactor designs by wandering around the web.
on “Nuclear Energy Is Climate Justice” ↗For those wanting to learn more about nuclear power, from uranium mining to how power plants work and how they are operated (the logistics of them), I recommend: Power to Save the World: The Truth About Nuclear Energy by Gwyneth Cravens. She spent almost a decade doing the research for this book with lots of help from a physicist who works on nuclear safety at a US lab (forgot which…
on “Banana equivalent dose” ↗I might note for readers of you book recommendation that despite the title, James A. Mahaffey the author also wrote a pro nuclear book and was a contributor to Power to Save the World[1]. He's definitely in the pro-nuclear camp, and is an expert on nuclear control systems, having introduced digital/computer controls to the industry. [1]https://www.amazon.com/Power-Save-World-Nuclear-Energy/dp/03...
on “Europe Is Losing Nuclear Power Just When It Needs Energy” ↗