Nuclear Power in the US and UK: The Role of Siting in Safety Philosophy

Fernie, J. D.; Openshaw, S.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-5416-8_13

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1985

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-5416-8_13

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Nuclear Power in the US and UK: The Role of Siting in Safety Philosophy

J. D. Fernie

S. Openshaw

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“…Their comments all helped strengthen the paper, but they are not responsible for any remaining errors. Metz 1984;Pasqualetti et al 1984;Richetto 1984;Fernie 1985;Pasqualetti 1985;Openshaw 1986;O'Riordan et al 1988;Jacob 1990;Mounfield 1991). But it was never a topic merely of academic curiosity.…”

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Unsiting Nuclear Power Plants: Decommissioning Risks and Their Land Use Context*

Pasqualetti

Pijawka

1996

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Nuclear power plant siting provided the first significant public opportunity to examine nuclear safety and to affect nuclear policy. These discussions were prompted and fueled by perceptions of nuclear risk. Now, as we begin the process of nuclear decommissioning, we are finding that power plant removal—unsiting–is also likely to attract public interest. This paper presents a preliminary survey of how we are likely to react to this emerging theme, applying these findings within a land use context to see if it is likely to produce issues salient to the public. In so doing it also examines how these issues could affect decommissioning timing and type. It suggests that the most likely prospect is that power plants will remain on the landscape long after they are closed.

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Unsiting Nuclear Power Plants: Decommissioning Risks and Their Land Use Context*

Pasqualetti

Pijawka

1996

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Modelling evacuation behavior during the three mile island reactor crisis

Johnson

Zeigler

1986

Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

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Nuclear Power in the US and UK: The Role of Siting in Safety Philosophy

Cited by 2 publications

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Unsiting Nuclear Power Plants: Decommissioning Risks and Their Land Use Context*

Unsiting Nuclear Power Plants: Decommissioning Risks and Their Land Use Context*

Modelling evacuation behavior during the three mile island reactor crisis

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