Tokai Mura / Toledo / Detroit / Hanford / Fort St Vrain / /
Company
Fisheries Radiobiological Laboratory / Agricultural Research Council Radiobiological Laboratory / Atomic Power Constructions Ltd / British Nuclear Fuels Ltd / the Daily Telegraph / /
Country
Italy / Northern Ireland / Japan / United States / United Kingdom / Scotland / Wales / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
BNFL's Chapelcross station / Dounreay Fast Reactor / Dungeness station / Fisheries Radiobiological Laboratory / Calder Hall / Dungeness B reactor / Hinkley Point B station / Prototype Fast Reactor / A station / Agricultural Research Council Radiobiological Laboratory / Fort St / British reactor / CEGB's Dungeness A Magnox station / Steam Generating Heavy Water Reactor / Dungeness B station / Advanced Gas-Cooled Reactor / /
Scottish coast / North Sea / Columbia River / Calder River / Kent coast / /
OperatingSystem
Fermi / /
Organization
Central Electricity Generating Board / Atomic Energy Commission / United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority / International Commission on Radiological Protection / U.S. Congress / House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology / Government Department / European Nuclear Energy Agency / Department of the Environment / Government's Department / Ministry of Agriculture / Scotland Hydroelectric Board / /
Person
Tom Tuohy / Enrico Fermi / Calder Hall / John Davies / John Hill / /
Position
driver / general manager of 3 Windscale / Queen / minister / technician / Gulf General / independent official / chairman / managing director / executive / /
ProvinceOrState
Washington / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
the Daily Telegraph / the AEA annual / the Telegraph / /
Region
northern Europe / North Scotland / continental Europe / /
(reprinted with permission from Environment, DecemberThe British Atom There has been very little public opposition to nuclear power in England, although that country, the first in the world to generate commercial