Professional society responds to energy needs and industry readiness
"The Society's public policy activities reflect a broad consensus within the membership and incorporate the interests of our diverse stakeholders." explains Public Policy Committee Chair, Larry Foulke. "With our written statements, we facilitate understanding of the technical issues of nuclear science that influence decision makers."
Seven statements were approved at the ANS Winter meeting in Washington, DC.
- No. 33 Licensing of New Plants
- No. 45 Nuclear Fuel Recycling
- No. 54 Price-Anderson
- No. 63 External Costs of Energy
- No. 72 Civilian Utilization of Highly Enriched Uranium
- No. 74 Fast Reactor Technology: A Path to Long-Term Sustainability
- No. 75 The Need for Deployment of the Next Generation Nuclear Plant Project
