Public Meltdown

Public Meltdown

Public Meltdown

Richard Watts

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Editorial:
White River Press
Año de edición:
2012
Materia
Política y protocolos medioambientales
ISBN:
9781935052609
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Public Meltdown describes the public debate around re-licensing the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power plant in Vermont. The plant's initial 40-year license expires in March 2012, and the plant's owner, the Louisiana-based Entergy Corporation requested permission to extend the license for another twenty years. This book describes the debate and ensuing 'public meltdown' as plant owners announced leaking tritium and misleading comments.

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