No stranger to fall-out

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United Kingdom Official Nuclear Historian Lorna Arnold supports the claim the nuclear industry is too circumspect which has had an adverse effect on its relationship with the general public. Some people in authority tried to make Arnold omit parts of her book, on the fire at the Windscale nuclear plant. She believed the workers were unfairly blamed for the incident. Arnold supports continual debate and open discussion about the nuclear industry. She is writing a book concerning the history of the H-Bomb. Arnold was a diplomat prior to being recruited by the nuclear industry, in 1958.

Officials and employees, Nuclear industry, Historians, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Arnold, Lorna

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Explanation needed for 'dash for gas.' (Energy policy review in the UK)

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The announcement of mine closures in October 1992 and other energy issues has led to a review of UK energy provision, particularly related to power generation. Government departments and House of Commons committees are looking at coal, gas and nuclear fuels. Energy needs will be considered in a national structure. Issues such as the environment, the effects of privatisation and the European Single Market will be amongst the matters under consideration.

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Is it time to get fired up about atomic energy?

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An overview of the opinions on environmental scientists and physicists to the possible rebirth of nuclear power in the UK as a way of dealing with possible future energy shortages.

United Kingdom, Government domestic functions, Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Energy Programs, Energy Programs-Total Govt, Analysis, Nuclear energy, Environmental aspects, Political aspects

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