Re: Nuclear Power Plant Web Sites

["Jean-Paul GUILLEMOT" <jpg@mgpi.com>]

More Nuke sites ;

ANS:			http://www.ans.org
Ontario Hydro:		http://www.hydro.on.ca/ohwebsite/24ba.htm
AECL			http://www.aecl.ca/hom_e.htm
AIEA			http://www.iaea.org/ns
NRC			http://www.nrc.gov/aeod/pib/reactors


Jean-Paul GUILLEMOT
Products manager
MGP Instruments

jpg@mgpi.com
tel : 33 4 90 59 60 41




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> De : Ritchie, Bill <bill.ritchie@cplc.com>
> A : Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
> Objet : RE: Nuclear Power Plant Web Sites
> Date : lundi 12 octobre 1998 19:08
> 
> Try the following Web Site.  It is not set up by individual utilities,
> however it does provide information on NPPs both in the US and abroad.
> http://www.cannon.net/~gonyeau/nuclear/welcome1.htm
> Bill Ritchie
> Carolina Power and Light Company
> H.B. Robinson Nuclear Plant
> Senior Analyst - ALARA 
> Phone: (843) 857-1235
> Beeper - (843) 629-5950
> Internet: bill.ritchie@cplc.com
> 
> >----------
> >From: 	JPDavisCHP@aol.com[SMTP:JPDavisCHP@aol.com]
> >Sent: 	Monday, October 12, 1998 12:16 PM
> >To: 	Multiple recipients of list
> >Subject: 	Nuclear Power Plant Web Sites
> >
> >Radsafers -
> >I find it hard to believe, but it appears that there are few official
sites
> >for individual nuclear power plants on the Web.  I went looking for two
> >specific plants and couldn't find them.  Then I looked for nuclear power
> >plants in general.  Through the nuke home page I was able to find only
the
> >Northern States Plants.  I WAS able to find Anti sites and the extensive
> >information provided by NRC.  I  had to conclude either 1.  Utilities
don't
> >set up Web sites for their NPPs, or  2.  The sites are there but are not
> >readily accessible (I was searching using MetaCrawler which uses a
number of
> >searchers.) 
> >NEI didn't have any links to plant Web sites, nor did ANS.
> >
> >Students and members of the public who search on the Web for information
on
> >nuclear power will have trouble getting a full picture if NPPs don't
have
> >their own sites.   Most plants were built with visitors' centers that
> >featured
> >informative and educational exhibits;  that stuff should be on the Web.
> >
> >I think this should be of concern to Radsafers, because getting
information
> >on
> >radiation to the public is an important aspect of our work.  And NPP
sites
> >could provide a useful communications channel.
> >
> >I hope I will get responses telling me that I'm wrong and that the NPPs
ARE
> >on-line, and I just wasn't clever or diligent enough to find them.
> >
> >(No disclaimers necessary)
> >Joyce Davis
> >
> >Joyce P. Davis, CHP
> >Consultant
> >JPDavisCHP@aol.com
> >http://hometown.aol.com/jpdavischp/prof/index.htm
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