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The Future of Nuclear Energy: A Position Paper by the European Physical Society

The European Physical Society presents Position Paper PP.8, exploring the future of nuclear energy amidst historical challenges and recent advancements. This comprehensive paper acknowledges the negative perceptions surrounding nuclear energy due to wartime applications and accidents while highlighting its potential benefits. It aims to inform both authorities and the general public about the complexities of nuclear energy, discussing its advantages and disadvantages in detail. References and insights are provided to foster a well-rounded understanding of the subject.

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The Future of Nuclear Energy: A Position Paper by the European Physical Society

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  2. Position papers (EPS/RPS) EUROPEAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Nuclear Physics Board The Chairman European Physical Society : Position Paper PP 8 The Future of Nuclear Energy Detailed paper and references : Nucl.Energy.html The European Physical Society (EPS) is an independent body funded by contributions from National Physical Societies, other bodies and individual members. It has over 80,000 members and can call on expertise in all areas where Physics is involved. The declared aim of the EPS is to help Physics and Physicists in Europe.1. The aim of this Position PaperAlthough ‘Nuclear Energy’ has had a bad press, not least because of wartime applications and accidents with nuclear power stations, there is a positive aspect. Both pluses and minuses are discussed in this Position Paper. The Paper is aimed at both those in authority and the General Public.

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  4. Letter support ASI Nato 1998 – from EPS President

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