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	(reprinted with permission from Nature, 11 OctoberFifty years of hopes and fears Atomic energy was cutting edge when the Windscale fire showed the world the effects of a nuclear accident. Fifty years on, we have Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-02-28 16:27:56 Open Document File Size: 91,19 KB Share Result on Facebook City Chernobyl / / Country United States / United Kingdom / China / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility US plant / Calder Hall / / IndustryTerm gas-turbine power stations / energy agenda / electricity assets / sustainable electricity / electricity / microhydro and marine energy / gas turbine generation / gas engines / decentralized electricity / electricity system / electricity monopolies / optimized local systems / cheaper electricity / oil shock / energy / electricity managers / / Movie On the edge / / NaturalFeature Three Mile Island / / Person Elizabeth II / / Position author / physicist / Queen / / ProvinceOrState Pennsylvania / / Region northern Europe / northwest England / / Technology fuel cells / / URL www.waltpatterson.org / / SocialTag Nuclear technology Nuclear power stations Energy in the United Kingdom Nuclear weapons programme of the United Kingdom Sellafield Nuclear power plant Nuclear power Windscale fire Nuclear power in the United Kingdom Energy

(reprinted with permission from Nature, 11 OctoberFifty years of hopes and fears Atomic energy was cutting edge when the Windscale fire showed the world the effects of a nuclear accident. Fifty years on, we have Add to Reading List