Public and political opposition have made finding locations for new nuclear power plants,
waste management, and nuclear research and development facilities a challenge for the US …

This book is the companion to" Unfolding Stakeholder Thinking: Theory, Responsibility and
Engagement", which examined many emerging theoretical and normative issues and was …

The United States and other developed countries are faced with restoring and managing
degraded ecosystems. Evaluations of the degradation of ecological resources can be used …

With the ending of the Cold War, the US Department of Energy is responsible for the
remediation of radioactive waste and disposal of land no longer needed for nuclear material …

The productive reuse of properties that are contaminated by hazardous substances has
been increasingly emphasized by the US Environmental Protection Agency and state and …

Increasingly, the public and governmental agencies are concerned about remediating and
reclaiming contaminated sites. Understanding the ecological resources on-site and valuing …

With the ending of the Cold War, several federal agencies are reclaiming land through
remediation and restoration and are considering potential future land uses that are …

An analysis is made of the socio-economic impact in a region in which a nuclear plant is
decommissioned. The average age of nuclear power plants around the world is high, so that …

Large nuclear waste management, laboratory and electric power generating complexes are
a daunting challenge for state, regional and local planners. A survey of 2101 residents who …

More than 50 years of research, development, manufacture, and testing of nuclear weapons
at Department of Energy (DOE) sites has left a legacy of on-site contamination that often …