The Role of Experts in a Nuclear Siting Controversy.

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Title:	The Role of Experts in a Nuclear Siting Controversy
Authors:	Nelkin, Dorothy
Descriptors:	Citizen Participation; Conservation (Environment); Environment; Environmental Education; Federal Legislation; Industry; Land Use; Utilities
Source:	Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 30, 9, 29-36, Nov 74
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Publication Date:	1974-00-00
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Abstract:	Highlights some of the problems involved when public citizens become involved in the development of policy for projects affecting the environment, using as an example a situation in upstate New York where citizens opposed the construction of a nuclear power plant on the shore of Cayuga Lake. (PEB)
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