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Copy citation Export bibliography record ▾ Summary Document (1976). Covers Colorado, Denver, Shippingport. Topics: nuclear power, nuclear fuel cycle, waste management, uranium mining. Agencies: Coloradans for Safe Power, Atomic Energy Commission, Energy Research and Development Administration. Cites 56 external works.
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