The Politics of Nuclear Waste. Pergamon Policy Studies on Energy

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Pages vii-xi, Richard W. Riley
Preface, Pages xiii-xxv, E. William Colglazier Jr., Paul Doty
1 - Nuclear Waste Management in the United States, Pages 1-62, Ted Greenwood
2 - A Cross-National Perspective on the Politics of Nuclear Waste, Pages 63-97, David A. Deese
3 - What Happened to the IRG? Congressional and Executive Branch Factions in Nuclear Waste Management Policy, Pages 98-109, Thomas H. Moss
4 - Federal-State Conflict in Nuclear Waste Management: The Legal Bases, Pages 110-137, Harold P. Green, L. Marc Zell
5 - Consultation and Concurrence: Process or Substance, Pages 138-159, Emilio E. Varanini III
6 - Public Participation: U.S. and European Perspectives, Pages 160-187, Dorothy S. Zinberg
7 - When Does Consultation Become Co-optation? When Does Information Become Propaganda? An Environmental Perspective, Pages 188-201, Marvin Resnikoff
Epilogue: Prospects for Consensus, Pages 202-219, E. William Colglazier Jr.
Appendix A - Presidential Message and Fact Sheet of February 12, 1980, Pages 220-241
Appendix B - Policy Statement of the American Nuclear Society on High-Level Waste, Pages 242-247
Appendix C - Executive Summary of the Interim Report of the State Planning Council, Pages 248-254
Appendix D - Participants of the Aspen Institute Conference November 15-17, 1979, Pages 255-257
Index, Pages 259-262
About The Editor and Contributors, Pages 263-264