CISAC researchers: How the failing reactors could change Japan and the industry

As events unfold at Japan's troubled nuclear power plants, CISAC researchers past and present discuss the future of nuclear energy, regulation, and what could happen next.

» Edward Blandford: Nuclear energy and the true cost of electricity
» Alan Hanson: Preventing the worst
» Thomas Isaacs: The future of nuclear
» Gaurav Kampani: How India will respond
» Kate Marvel: Game changers in nuclear energy
» Charles Perrow: Safety improvements are needed now
» Charles Perrow: Experts ignored the risks
» Robert Rosner: What is the future of nuclear power?
» Hanson, Marvel, and Daniel Okimoto: What's next for Japan
» Crisis in Japan (slides and video)

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in the news: Christian Science Monitor on June 30, 2004

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CISAC researchers: How the failing reactors could change Japan and the industry

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