Uranium and Nuclear Energy: 1981. Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium Held by the Uranium Institute, London, 2–4 September, 1981

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
The Uranium Institute Members, Pages ix-x
Officers, Pages xi-xii
Editors' Note, Pages xiii-xiv
Foreword, Pages xv-xvi, Jean Féron
Introduction to World energy perspectives, Pages 1-2
Chairman's Introduction, Pages 3-4, Glyn England
World energy outlook, Pages 5-21, Pierre Desprairies
Coal's contribution to energy supply, Pages 22-31, G. Frank Pecchioli
Electricity production costs in European countries, Pages 32-35, Georges Moynet
Nuclear energy and the developing world, Pages 36-47, Adnan Mustafa
Prospects and problems for nuclear power and its fuel cycle in developing countries, Pages 48-60, Leonard L. Bennett
Prospects for nuclear power in the USA, Pages 61-71, Mason Willrich
Discussion, Pages 72-75
Introduction to Uranium supply and demand, Pages 77-79
Uranium supply and demand, 1980–1995: a Uranium Institute analysis, Pages 80-104, Pierre Erkès, Andrew Clements, Barry Lloyd, Philippe Darmayan
Influence of stockpiles on the market for natural uranium, Pages 105-116, Manfred Stephany
The American uranium market: three perspectives, Pages 117-129, J. Edwin Carson, Leland O. Erdahl, Jack T. Mommsen
Discussion, Pages 130-132
Introduction to Uranium production and exploration, Pages 133-135
Uranium exploration techniques and their applicability, Pages 136-151, Ian J. Duncan, Ian W. Levy
Application of information technology to uranium exploration, Pages 152-158, Graham Lea
Uranium exploration in developing countries, Pages 159-184, Camillo Premoli
The ERGO Project: uranium from mine tailings, Pages 185-195, A.S. Dan Webster
Uranium production in Canada, Pages 196-206, Harold Merlin
Discussion, Pages 207-209
Introduction to Nuclear acceptance, Pages 211-213
Chairman's Introduction, Page 214, Umberto Belelli
Introduction to subject, Pages 215-216, Jean-Loup Dherse
Risk of producing energy — and conserving it, Pages 217-230, Herbert Inhaber, Gloria Caton, Ruth Gove
Relative risk studies and their relevance to decision-making: the analytical approach in perspective, Pages 231-241, Adrian V. Cohen
Nuclear energy the public: risk perception, attitudes and behaviour, Pages 242-258, Ortwin Renn
Nuclear acceptance and the regulatory environment: hard lessons from American experience, Pages 259-270, Marcus A. Rowden
Swedish policy for the back end of the nuclear fuel cycle, Pages 271-277, Erik Svenke
What should the nuclear industry do?, Pages 278-285, Georges Delcoigne
Discussion, Pages 286-288
INTRODUCTION TO INVITED LECTURE, Page 289
Energy production and climatic change: an assessment, Pages 291-322, Tom M.L. Wigley
Discussion, Pages 323-327
Introduction to International commercial aspects of uranium policy, Pages 329-331
Supply assurances : a new international consensus?, Pages 332-339, David Fischer
Institutional models for nuclear fuel cycle facilities, Pages 340-349, Erwin Münch, Gotthard Stein
Guarantees in uranium supply contracts: force majeure and embargo provisions, Pages 350-356, Bernhard Roth, Jean Virole
Responsible leadership in international nuclear commerce, Pages 357-366, James L. Malone
Summing up on behalf of the Uranium Institute, Pages 367-373, Anthony J. Grey
Discussion, Pages 374-375
Introduction to Summary of Proceedings Banquet Address, Pages 377-380
Chairman's closing remarks, Pages 378-380, Jean Féron
Banquet Address, Pages 381-385, Marc Lalonde
Participants in the symposium, Pages 387-400