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This review is from: Nuclear Reactions: The Politics of Opening a Radioactive Waste Disposal Site (Hardcover)
Chuck McCutcheon is an old classmate of mine, but I have to say that I found this to be a fine work. His book is direct and forceful in presenting the lengthy story of the creation of a facility to house radioactive waste. The author almost never bogs down in the technical or mundane even as the people he is writing about are doing exactly that. There's a lot to be learned from this book, namely, how Americans deal with periodic reminders that the unpleasant (or, in this case, deadly) byproducts of our military and technical might need to be dealt with, someway, somehow, somewhere.
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Nuclear Reactions: The Politics of Opening a Radioactive Waste Disposal Site by Chuck McCutcheon (Hardcover - September 9, 2002)
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