Print Documents/Books
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Chemical pretreatment of nuclear waste for disposal. Schultz, W.W. and E.P. Horwitz. 1994. Plenum Press, New York. 212 p. |
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Dead reckoning: a critical review of the Department of Energy's epidemiological research. Geiger, H.J. 1992. Physicians for Social Responsibility, Washington, D.C. 96 p. |
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A dictionary of nuclear power and waste management. Lau, F.S. 1987. Research Studies Press, New York. 614 p. |
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The dilemma of siting a high-level nuclear waste repository. Easterling, D. 1995. Kluiver Academic Publishers, Boston. 286 p. |
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Geochemical aspects of radioactive waste disposal. Broakins, D.G. 1984. Springer-Verlog, New York. 347 p. |
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Geology and radwaste. Milnes, A.G. 1985. Academic Press, London; Orlando. 328 p. |
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Facing reality: the future of the U.S. Nuclear weapons complex. A project of the Tides Foundation. 1992. Nuclear Safety Campaign, Seattle. 38 p. |
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Health effects of exposure to low-levels of ionizing radiation. Commission on the Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation, National Research Council. 1990. National Academy Press, Washington, DC. 421 p. |
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High-level dollars, low-level sense: a critique of present policy for the management of long lived radioactive wastes and discussion of an alternative approach. Makhijani, A and S. Saleska. 1992. Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, Takoma Park, MD. 138 p. |
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Management and disposition of excess weapons plutonium. Committee on International Securities and Arms Control, National Academy of Sciences. 1995. National Academy Press, Washington D.C. 418 p. |
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Natural analog studies on the geological disposal of radioactive waste. Miller, W. et.al. 1994. Elsevier, Amsterdam; New York. 395 p. |
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Nuclear imperatives and public trust: dealing with radioactive waste. Carter, L.J. 1987. Resources for the Future, Baltimore. 473 p. |
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Nuclear waste: the problem that won't go away. Lenssen, N. 1991. Worldwatch, Washington, DC. 62 p. |
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Nuclear waste disposal: geophysical safety. Byalko, A.V. 1994, CRC Press, Boca Raton. 281 p. |
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On the home front: the cold war legacy of the Hanford nuclear site. Gerber, M.S. 1992. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln. 312 p. |
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One hundred centuries of solitude: redirecting America's high-level nuclear waste policy. Flynn, J. et. al. 1995. Westview Press, Boulder. 129 p. |
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Payment due: a reactor-by-reactor assessment of the nuclear industry's $25+ billion decommissioning bill. Borson, D. et. al. 1990. Public Citizen's Critical Mass Energy Project, Washington, DC. 88 p. |
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Problems and prospects for nuclear waste disposal policy. Herzik, E.B., and A.H. Mushkatel. 1993. Greenwood Press, Westport, CT. 160 p. |
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Public reactions to nuclear waste: citizens' views of repository siting. Dunlop, R.E. et.al. 1993. Duke University Press, Durham. 332 p. |
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Radioactive waste disposal. Lau, F.S. 1987. Research Studies Press, New York. 614 p. |
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Radioactive waste disposal and geology. Krauskopf, K.B. 1988. Chapman and Hall, London; New York. 145 p. |
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Radioactive waste management. Tang, Y.S. 1990. Hemisphere Publishing Corp. New York, 460 p. |
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Siting low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities: the public policy dilemma. English, M.R. 1992. Greenwood Publishing Group, Wesport, CT. 278 p. |
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Understanding radioactive waste. Murray, R.L. 1989. Batelle Press, Columbus. 167 p. |
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Waste disposal in rocks. Pusch, R. 1994. Elsevier, Amsterdam; New York. 490 p. |