Nuclear power reconsidered/Bibliography

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General References

• World Nuclear Information Library a well-organized authoritative collection of information on nuclear power.
• Our World in Data has a section on Energy and Environment with nice interactive graphics.
• Mark Z. Jacobson (2020). 100% Clean, Renewable Energy and Storage for Everything. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 1108790836. 
• Derek Abbott, Is Nuclear Power Globally Scalable? Proceedings of the IEEE, October 2011, pp.1611-17. A peer-reviewed paper frequently quoted by anti-nuclear advocates, alleging fifteen "fundamental engineering and resource scaling limits that make the notion of a nuclear utopia somewhat impractical".
• Union of Concerned Scientists, Advanced Isn’t Always Better "Assessing the Safety, Security, and Environmental Impacts of Non-Light-Water Nuclear Reactors" Edwin Lyman, March 2021.

Videos

• Nuclear Power Debate Firing Line 2021 - the best arguments from both sides.
• Pandora's Promise 2013 documentary examines some of the widespread beliefs about the dangers of nuclear energy.
• Why renewables can’t save the planet | Michael Shellenberger | TEDxDanubia 2019. An environmental activist who now supports nuclear power.
• Chernobyl - HBO Miniseries 2019 Emmy and Golden Globe winning miniseries, grossly exaggerates radiation dangers. See the review in Forbes by James Conca, environmental scientist. How HBO Got It Wrong On Chernobyl

Reactor Designs

• ThorCon Isle details of a complete power plant.