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On this page you can find details about some of the NIA's publications and reports.
You will need Adobe Acrobat installed onto your system to view a number of these publications. Adobe Acrobat is a widely used 'viewer' which is installed on most pcs as standard. If you don't have it installed you can download it here.
Alternatively, you can write, telephone or fax NIA for copies.
Please choose a publication from the list below:-
PC Users: Right click on a link below and choose "Save Target As..." from the menu.
MAC Users: Hold down your mouse button over a link below and choose "Download Link to Disk" from the menu.
Information on economics can be found in the economics section of the Energy Choices website. For a more comprehensive overview click on this link to access a report by the World Nuclear Association " The New Economics of Nuclear Power".
Full Text of papers presented at policy workshop on nuclear energy 2001
Full text of NIA submission to UK energy review 2003
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The following educational booklets are are available here for download. Printed copies of the first four of these publications are available from NIA. Unfortunately "Nuclear Energy - Talking Points" and "Nuclear Energy - Transport Matters" are out of print and only available electronically.
| 'Energy, Society and the Nuclear Alternative' |
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| 28 page colour A5 information/education booklet |
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| 'Nuclear Energy Past, Present and Future' |
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| 28 page colour A5 information/education booklet |
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| 'Nuclear Energy in the Environment' |
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| 28 page colour A5 information/education booklet |
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| 'Radiation, Health and Nuclear Safety' |
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| 28 page colour A5 information/education booklet |
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| 'Nuclear Energy - Transport Matters' |
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| Leaflet explains how and why nuclear materials are transported |
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| BNIF - Climate Change Levy |
| The following issue statement is an update at March 2000 of the NIA's position on the climate change levy. |
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| 'A Climate Change Levy' - NIA Response To HM Customs and Excise |
| In his March budget the Chancellor announced a tax on energy supplied to business (climate change levy) to be introduced from 2001. The levy will be applied to the downstream use of electricity, coal and gas, and is intended to raise £1.75bn in its first year. The revenues will be used to reduce employer National Insurance Contributions by 0.5%. The aim is to reduce business carbon emissions by 1.5 million tonnes a year. The Government invited responses to the proposals. The following paper is the NIA’s response, sent to HM Customs and Excise at the end of May 1999. |
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The following 3 articles are from the BNIF/BNES Annual Congress 2000.
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