Citizens Against Perkins .org

A local citizen organization opposed to the
Perkins Nuclear Reactors
on the Yadkin River
in
Davie County, NC

 

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Rocky Mountain Institute - www.RMI.org - Nuclear Power position paper - Rocky Mountain Institute - Emory Lovins

Union of Concerned Scientists Citizens and Scientists for Environmental Solutions - Clean Energy

NC WARN - NC Warn: Waste Awareness & Reduction Network

Nuclear Information and Resource Service Nuclear Informaiton and Resource Service

- Clean Water for North Carolina

Public Citizen Public Citizen - Critical Mass Energy Program

Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League

Nuclear Information and Resource Service - NIRS.org

BeyondNuclear.com

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission - Fact Sheet on the Accident at Three Mile Island

Hanford Watch, Portland Oregon

Disasters Emergency Committee, UK - Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster

BBC World’s report on the Chernobyl Disaster - video!

The Canary Coalition Position - NC GreenPower

Davie County Enterprise Record

- Davie County Chamber of Commerce

Salisbury Post - Rowan County

Virtual Journal of Environmental Sustainability


Nuclear Power: Economics and Climate Protection Potential by Dr Amory Lovins of the Rocky Mountain Institute. The first link is to a paper (.pdf  26 pages) that contains similar information and conclusions published in the September 2005 Scientific American under the title "More Profit With Less Carbon." Lovins concludes that end-user efficiency and combined cycle cogeneration are 7 times more cost-effective at reducing carbon emissions than building new nuclear power reactors, and considerably more secure.
http://www.rmi.org/images/other/Energy/E05-08_NukePwrEcon.pdf
http://www.rmi.org/images/other/Energy/E05-08b_ErrataNuclearPwrEcon.pdf
The second link is to one page of post publication corrections and errata.

Mirage and Oasis: Energy Choices in and Age of Global Warming -- the trouble with nuclear power and the potential of renewable energy
by Andrew Simms at the New Economics Foundation, London. (.pdf 56 pages fully referenced) This report establishes that nuclear power's CO2 emissions are comparable to using natural gas since it is impossible to use nuclear power without incurring the fossil fuel combustion used to process and transport uranium.
http://www.neweconomics.org/gen/uploads/sewyo355prhbgunpscr51d2w29062005080838.pdf

Nuclear Power: the Energy Balance
 
by Jan Willem Storm van Leeuwen and Philip Smith (links to html introduction with table of contents below that links with chapters published in .pdf) This report examines not only the energy out-put of nuclear power, but the energy commitments made by using it including long-term energy investments in reactor decommissioning and waste.
http://www.stormsmith.nl/

Nuclear Power: No Solution to Climate Change,
Nuclear Information and Resource Service and World Information Service on Energy, special edition of The Nuclear Monitor February,  2005 (.pdf 26 pages includes references) for wider audience.
http://www.nirs.org/mononline/nukesclimatechangereport.pdf

Press Statement from Montreal Climate Change meeting by Nuclear Information and Resource Service, Sierra Club of Canada and Heinrich Boll Foundation: Nuclear Power -- Threat to the World, No Solution to Climate Change (3 factoid-packed pages)
http://www.nirs.org/climate/background/montrealmmstatement.pdf

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