Re: pros and cons of nuke power

[John Cameron <jrcamero@facstaff.wisc.edu>]

Tin suggested Max Carbon's book Nuclear Power: Villain or Victim? 

published by Pebble Beach Press in Madison, Wisconsin. For copies 

contact Prof. Max Carbon by e-mail: carbon@engr.wisc.edu   If you 

can't reach Max, I have a small stock on hand in my Gainesville, FL 

home. I have Max's permission to sell them to students for $10 each 

plus $1 for postage. (The postage is really $1.24 but I will 

subsidize it. Make the check to John Cameron and send to my Florida 

address. Best wishes, John



>Tim wrote: I bought 7 copies of it and gave 5 to my local library

>and 1 to a friend.  I kept the last one.  It's on a

>level that an average HS student can understand.

>

>Tim

>

>--- "McCray, Dave" <Dave.McCray@FERNALD.GOV> wrote:

>>  where would one find pro nuke books or publications

>>  on a high school level? A young man went to the

>>  library and all that was located is con. He is doing

>>  a paper on the pros and cons of nuke power.

>>

>>  Dave McCray

>>  Just a RCT

>>  Work (513) 648-4242

>>  Pager (513)303-3210

>>  dave.mccray@fernald.gov

>>

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