The Nuclear Renaissance Meets Economic Reality
By Peter A. Bradford | November 1, 2009
As plans for new U.S. nuclear power plants encounter problems, their proponents
seek to shift ever more economic risk to taxpayers who are already staggering
under the weight of other federal bailouts.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 65 Issue 6
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Peter A. Bradford
Peter A. Bradford is an adjunct professor at Vermont Law School, where he has taught “Nuclear Power and Public Policy.” From 1977 to... Read More
