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Learning from Fukushima

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Table 1.1 Japan’s stockpile of separated plutonium

Table 2.1 The three phases of construction of the current French nuclear reactor fleet

Table 3.1 Governments transfer value to the energy sector in many different ways

Table 3.2 Subsidies to fossil fuel consumers crowd out other spending priorities

Table 3.3 Global energy subsidy estimates: Massive scale, wide range

Table 3.4 Common areas of subsidy to the nuclear fuel cycle

Table 3.5 Nuclear waste management largely unresolved, financial and technical risks borne by governments

Table 3.6 Uranium enrichment is dominated by state actors globally

Table 7.1 ASEAN electricity generation by source

Table 8.1 Common types of ionising radiation

Table 8.2 Selected radioactive isotopes from nuclear power plants significant in human health impact

Table 8.3 Common radioisotopes in routine releases from nuclear plants

Table 8.4 Features of the Japanese hibakusha Life Span Study that tend to underestimate radiation health risks

Table 10.1 Status of all nuclear power reactors in the world, 31 December 2015

Table 10.2 Fully decommissioned nuclear power reactors in the US and current site uses, December 2015

Table 10.3 Fully decommissioned nuclear power reactors (and selected reactors at advanced stages of decommissioning) outside the US and current site uses, December 2015


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