Chernobyl and the future: when the price is right

Jim Giles
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Jim Giles: senior reporter at Nature

Nature, 2006, vol. 440, issue 7087, 984-986

Abstract: Once touted as too cheap to meter, nuclear power has become too costly to build. But the economics may be shifting, finds Jim Giles.

Date: 2006
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