Let me start with some recent newspaper headlines which I found somewhat disturbing. I. Public agitation against the Koodankulam nuclear power project II. National moratorium on Bt Brinjal III. Inter-state controversy over the Mullaperiyar Dam The Nuclear Power Corporation of India is building two 1,000-megawatt nuclear power plants on Tamil Nadu coast at a cost more than Rs.10,000 crores. The plants have been under construction for nearly a decade and are almost ready for commissioning. Suddenly, there is a public uproar against the safety of the plants, presumably in the backdrop of the Fukushima nuclear event, with a demand that the project be scrapped. Repeated assurances by the experts do not seem to be convincing t...
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Let me start with some recent newspaper headlines which I found somewhat disturbing. i. Public agit...
The polarisation of risk perceptions between “experts” and “the publics” has been a major challenge ...
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The preferences expressed in voting on nuclear reactor licenses and the risk perceptions of citizens...
The discourse on nuclear power and risk has shifted over the last few decades from security concerns...
Presents a brief overview of trends and developments of public opinion about nuclear energy since th...
A public opinion survey on the perception of risk and benefit for ten types of science and technolog...
We cannot know with certainty the risks we must face, but we must act as if we do. To that end, expe...
India's ambitions include a tenfold increase in nuclear power so it supplies 25 percent of the natio...
Why is the public acceptance of the nuclear power policy less than enthusiastic? This article is an...
Let me start with some recent newspaper headlines which I found somewhat disturbing. i. Public agit...
The polarisation of risk perceptions between “experts” and “the publics” has been a major challenge ...
Despite the long history of catastrophic accidents, experts continue to regard nuclear power as one ...
This book is about how risk, energy and governance are intertwined in the development of the nuclear...
peer reviewedThe discourse on nuclear power and risk has shifted over the last few decades from secu...
The preferences expressed in voting on nuclear reactor licenses and the risk perceptions of citizens...
This paper examines how perceptions regarding the impact of the Kudankulam nuclear power plant (KNPP...
Nuclear power plants are seen as an effective alternative to fossil fuels as they are more reliable ...
The preferences expressed in voting on nuclear reactor licenses and the risk perceptions of citizens...
The discourse on nuclear power and risk has shifted over the last few decades from security concerns...
Presents a brief overview of trends and developments of public opinion about nuclear energy since th...
A public opinion survey on the perception of risk and benefit for ten types of science and technolog...
We cannot know with certainty the risks we must face, but we must act as if we do. To that end, expe...
India's ambitions include a tenfold increase in nuclear power so it supplies 25 percent of the natio...
Why is the public acceptance of the nuclear power policy less than enthusiastic? This article is an...