Published: 1985-06-04

Articles

The First Twenty-Five Years

John S. Foster

1-11

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Industrial Economics Run of Electricity

Bernard Montfort

12-24

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The United States in 2000: Power-less or Power-Full?

Chauncey Starr

25-43

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Are the Energy Options Limited?

Takashi Mukaibo

44-50

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Nuclear Power Safety Initiatives

Zack T. Pate

51-58

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Energy in the European Community: The Growing Contribution of Nuclear

Christopher Audland

59-71

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Uranium: Is Today's Excess, Tomorrow's Shortage

Fred E. Bonner

72-84

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The Emerging Nations: The Opportunities for Nuclear Power

Robert Skjoeldebrand

85-92

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Capital-Intensive Reactors in Capital-Short Countries

Stanley J. Lewand

93-98

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Canada-The Largest Uranium Producer

Alan F. Lowell

99-104

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CANDU-Meeting the Demand for Energy Self-Sufficiency

Don S. Lawson

105-110

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Electricity Exports: High-Powered Benefits?

Mike M. McCracken

111-128

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The CANDU Suppliers-Growing Beyond Canada

Camille A. Dagenais

129-134

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Radioisotopes: Untapped Potential and Benefits

W. Paul ONeill

135-148

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The Future-A Utility's View

Pat G. Campbell

149-177

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Realizing Canada's Strategic Nuclear Opportunities

James V. Donnelly

178-188

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Long-Term Decisions for Nuclear Industry Success

Hal C. Dickout

189-195

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Perspectives on Civilian Nuclear Power in the U.S.

James B. Edwards

196-205

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The Benefits of Nuclear Power to the United Kingdom

Arnold M. Allen

206-212

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Canada's Nuclear Energy: Maturity, Confidence and a Continuing Challenge

Robert E.J. Layton

213

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