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The Future of Nuclear Energy: Facts and Fiction Chapter III: How (un)reliable are the Red Book Uranium Resource Data?
Michael Dittmar
For more than 40 years, the Nuclear Energy Agency of the OECD countries and the International Atomic Energy Administration of the United Nations have published a biannual document…
physics.soc-ph2009
The Future of Nuclear Energy: Facts and Fiction Chapter II: What is known about Secondary Uranium Resources?
Michael Dittmar
During 2009 nuclear power plants, with a capacity of 370 GWe, will produce roughly 14% of the worldwide electric energy. About 65000 tons of natural uranium equivalent are required…
physics.soc-ph2009★ 4 cited
The Future of Nuclear Energy: Facts and Fiction Chapter I: Nuclear Fission Energy Today
Michael Dittmar
Nuclear fission energy is considered to be somewhere between the holy grail, required to solve all energy worries of the human industrialized civilization, and a fast path directly…