Directory of Nuclear Resources

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Issues surrounding all aspects of the nuclear industry and materials in the environment. These include nuclear fallout from nuclear facilities or weapons tests, issues around nuclear power, uranium mining, recycling and waste disposal. Topics covered elsewhere would be the technology of nuclear power and military use of nuclear materials.

Subcategories

• Activism
• Depleted Uranium
• Energy
• News
• Nuclear Fallout
• Organizations
• Radioactive Contamination in Scrap Material
• Radioactive Power Sources in Space
• Uranium Mining and Milling
• Waste

Resources in This Category

• The Alsos Digital Library for Nuclear Issues

  http://alsos.wlu.edu/
  Provides a wide range of annotated references for the study of nuclear issues. Based at Washington and Lee University. Includes searchable database of books, articles, films, CD-ROMs, and websites.

• World Nuclear Transport Institute

  http://www.wnti.co.uk/
  WNTI promoting the safe, effiencent and reliable transport of radiaoctive materials. Site provides a generic look at the international transport of radioactive materials.

• Yggdrasil Institute: Uranium Enrichment Project

  http://www.earthisland.org/yggdrasil/uep.html
  A project of Earth Island Institute which monitors the US uranium enrichment establishment. Information and current news about enrichment processes and facilities, and associated environmental and safety concerns.

Related Categories

• Home > Science > Biology > Ecology > Ecotoxicology > Radioecology
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• Home > Society > History > By Time Period > Twentieth Century > Atomic Age
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