Yeah, i've heard about this book. It sounds really good, and I eagerly await getting my hands on a copy.
Having also read Gwyneth Craven's book I have to add that it is an enjoyable read. What is more in light of some recent critiques of nuclear power that I have read I may reread her book.
The only relevant arguments I have read regarding nuclear power are in terms of cost versus other carbon neutral power sources. What is frustrating is that the construction and development of those technologies has not yet been impressive. The growth of new wind generation is impressive but only in relative terms. The potential is there but as with nuclear it seems that consistent government support of some type is needed.
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