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Hearing voices: the public planning process after Windscale

Nature volume 285, pages 677–678 (1980)Cite this article

The Nuclear Controversy: A Guide to the Issues of the Windscale Inquiry.

By M. Stott and P. Taylor. Pp.204. (Town and Country Planning Association: London, 1980.) £6.95.

Decision Making for Energy Futures.

By D. Pearce, L. Edwards and G. Beuret. Pp.296. (Macmillan: London and Basingstoke, 1979.) £10.

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