Energy war : reports from the front / [edited] by Harvey Wasserman.
Harvey Wasserman, journalist and antinuclear activist, describes how and why people all over the planet are turning againste what was once believed to be the solution to the energy crisis-atomic power. In a series of articlese and eye witness news stories, many of them written at the time or immedia...
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| Language: | English |
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Westport, Conn. :
L. Hill,
1979.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Part One: Why the Fight Started
- 1. Nuclear Hazards: Visions of the Apocalypse
- Part Two: Reports from the Front
- 2. A Tower Falls (And a Movement Rises) in Montague
- 3. Searbrook 1976: The Shot Heard Round the World
- 4. Seabrook 1977: The Battle Escalates
- 5. Seabrook 1978: The Movement Hits the Mainstream
- 6. Shoot the Devil: California and Other Struggles
- 7. Nuclear Exports: How Do You Say "Three Mile Island" in Tagalog?
- 8. Japan's Nuclear Crisis-And Narita
- Part Three: On to the Sun
- 9. Forging Alliances: Native Americans, Farmers, Workers
- 10. The Promise and Threat of Solar Power
- 11. Beyond Three Mile Island.