Titlebook: Risk and Society: The Interaction of Science, Technology and Public Policy; Marvin Waterstone Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Do

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Risk and Society: The Interaction of Science, Technology and Public Policy978-94-011-3634-1Series ISSN 2512-3076 Series E-ISSN 2512-3084

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Nuclear Power: Is it Worth the Risk?In considering the ethical implications of the use of nuclear power, the chief question to be addressed is this: Can the use of nuclear power be justified, given that it involves serious risks of harm to human beings and their environment? Are the risks involved in the use of nuclear power morally acceptable?

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When Enough is Enough - How to Say No to Technologys equal to the cost of providing routine immunizations for one hundred children for one year. You are aware that there are limited revenues available for health care expenditures in your community. How and where would you choose to spend these resources?

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The Future of the Nuclear Power Industry in the United Statesental and industry efforts to control those risks in a manner that preserves the availability of the benefits of nuclear power; and steps that may be needed to improve our management of this technology in a way that will ensure its continued availability.

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The Abuses of Risk Assessment have often been disingenuously used to thwart or delay sorely needed measures to protect public health and natural resources. Although risk assessment can sometimes be a useful tool in environmental decisionmaking, it is too value- blind and imperfect to drive the process.

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