Text Box: Nuclear power in the 21st Century Text Box: Concerns about global warming and the diminishing supplies of fossil fuels have created new interest—even among some environmentalists—in nuclear power for the generation of electricity. Yet massive problems of radioactive waste transportation and storage, nuclear proliferation, terrorism, and other safety issues remain unresolved. Check out some of the books displayed on this cart and listed for your convenience on the back of this brochure to engage this critical debate. For a wealth of additional information, browse the library stacks in the TK9000+ locations, and see our many online databases at http://bullpup.lib.unca.edu/library. Many other books are available from ASU or WCU through our ABC Express. Text Box: David Goodstein. Out of Gas: the End of the Age of Oil. TN870 .G645 2004 Paul Roberts. The End of Oil: on the Edge of a Perilous New World. HD9650.6 .R63 2004 Jeff W. Eerkens. The Nuclear Imperative: a Critical Look at the Approaching Energy Crisis. TK9145 .E34 2006 Ian Hore-Lacy. Nuclear energy in the 21st Century. TK9145 .H667 2006 Geoffrey Frederick Hewitt and John G. Collier. Introduction to Nuclear Power. TK9145 .C584 2000 Robert C. Morris. The Environmental Case for Nuclear Power. TK9152.16 .M67 2000 American Nuclear Society. Current Issues in Nuclear Energy: Nuclear Power and the Environment. TD195 .E4 C87 2002 Richard Rhodes. Nuclear Renewal: Common Sense About Energy. HD9698.U52 R46 1993 Brice Smith. Insurmountable Risks: the Dangers of Using Nuclear Power to Combat Global Climate Change. HD9698.U52 S65 2006 J. Samuel Walker. Three Mile Island: a Nuclear Crisis in Historical Perspective.. TK1345.H37 W35 2004 Helen Caldicott. Nuclear Power is not the Answer. HD9698.U52 C33 2006 Additional Resources: An Evaluation of the USGS World Petroleum Assessment 2000—Supporting Data VIDEO: Modern Marvels: Inviting Disaster: Three Mile Island Penn State Library: Three Mile Island (TMI-2) Recovery and Decontamination Collection

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