Nuclear power and social power

Nuclear power and social power

by Rick Eckstein

1997

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"Rick Eckstein's intriguing analysis sheds new light on the crucial struggles to save the planet from the twin nuclear disasters at Seabrook and Shoreham. His probing look at the financial and investment decisions surrounding these two incredibly expensive mistakes should help us avoid similar debacles down the road"--Harvey Wasserman, Greenpeace USA.

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    How does Eckstein’s analysis of the Seabrook and Shoreham nuclear projects challenge or reinforce your understanding of how large-scale energy decisions are really made?

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    In what ways does the book illustrate the friction between local community interests and massive corporate or state power?

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    Eckstein focuses heavily on the financial and investment miscalculations behind these projects; do you think economic arguments are ultimately more effective than environmental ones in halting controversial infrastructure?

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