nuclear energy

Provides a history of nuclear power, biographies of key scientists involved in its development, and numerous reference sources.

Explores nuclear energy and includes a teacher's guide, theater, library, laboratory, studio, and scince simulations.

Argues against the "nuclear renaissance" that U.S. corporations claim is underway, exposing the critiques of nuclear power and near daily system failures that plague the industry, and proposes potential energy solutions.

Introduces students to nuclear power, describing what it is and what role it plays in the world.

In a futuristic, fractured United States where the oppressed Rootless handle the raw nuclear material that powers the Gentry's lavish lifestyle, seventeen-year-old Madeline Landry must choose between taking over her father's vast estate or rebelling against everything she has ever known, in the name of justice.

"An examination of the ways in which nuclear reactions have historically been used as energy sources and how current and future energy demands are changing their technical applications and efficiency levels"--Provided by publisher.

"The books in this series objectively and thoughtfully explore topics of political, social, cultural, economic, moral, historical, or environmental importance"--.