This selective annotated bibliography is intended for anyone who wants to learn and teach about nuclear technology and its potential implications for humankind. Over 600 resources dealing with nuclear energy, nuclear war, and peace are described. There are eight chapters. Chapter 1 describes informational materials, including journal articles, books, reports, and pamphlets. Psychology and teaching methods are the foci of the second chapter. The third chapter lists curriculum materials for children, teens, and adults. Books for children are described in chapter 4. Audiovisual resources, including films, video tapes, slide shows, and filmstrips are cited in the fifth chapter. Chapter 6 describes periodicals and resource lists. Materials cited in the first six chapters were published during the 1970's and early 1980's; ERIC accession numbers are provided when applicable. Chapter 7 cites organizations active in the area of nuclear technology. The concluding chapter describes human resources in the San Francisco Bay area. Appendices contain the names of contributors and the names and addresses of film distributors. (RM)