Mycle Schneider Consulting / General Electric / USEC / Waste Management / Subsidies Doug Koplow Earth Track Inc. / Environmental Working Group / Common Sense / Earth Track Inc. / /
Country
United Kingdom / / /
Facility
American Enterprise Institute / Mill Sites Alone Approach / Rocky Mountain Institute / University of Vermont Law School / Plant Security / Wesleyan University / University of Greenwich Business School / Square Cambridge / /
IndustryTerm
nuclear energy / low-carbon energy sources / electricity / energy sector / /
Organization
University of Vermont / Union of Concerned Scientists All / U.S. Congressional Research Service / Rocky Mountain Institute / Physicians for Social Responsibility / Wesleyan University / American Enterprise Institute / University of Greenwich / Harvard Graduate School / Concerned Scientists Chapter / Union of Concerned Scientists / Operating Unit / Greenwich Business School / Vermont Law School / Nuclear Liabilities Financing Assurance Board / Center for Strategic and International Studies / Swedish Biodiversity Centre / Institute for Energy and Environmental Research / Workers for Occupational Injury / /
Person
Simon Carroll / Matt Freeman / Alan Nogee / Autumn Hanna / Rob Catalano / Peter Bradford / Bryan Wadsworth / Dusty Horwitt / Steve Marcus / Doug Norlen / Antony Frogatt / Mark Cooper / Robert Cowin / Ellen Vancko / Arjun Makhijani / Henry Sokolski / Steve Thomas / Doug Koplow / Sharon Squassoni / Ken Green / Michele Boyd / Marcus Peacock / / /
Position
founder / author / Contractor / energy and climate change project manager / Executive / reviewer and project manager / /
NUCLEAR POWER: Still Not Viable without Subsidies by Doug Koplow