Matthew Cotton is a Lecturer in Environmental Policy and Planning at the University of Sheffield, UK

• Chapter 1 – The problem of radioactive wastesChapter 2 – Inflexible technologies and incrementalism Chapter 3 –Nuclear power and the problem of radioactive wasteChapter 4 - Nirex and the search for a siteChapter 5 – Health, environmental risks and the social construction of radioactive wasteChapter 6 - The participatory-deliberative turn Chapter 7 - Managing Radioactive Waste Safely Chapter 8 – Partnership, volunteerism and ethical incrementalismChapter 9 – What next for nuclear waste?

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Matthew Cotton is a Lecturer in Environmental Policy and Planning at the University of Sheffield, UK

• Chapter 1 – The problem of radioactive wastesChapter 2 – Inflexible technologies and incrementalism Chapter 3 –Nuclear power and the problem of radioactive wasteChapter 4 - Nirex and the search for a siteChapter 5 – Health, environmental risks and the social construction of radioactive wasteChapter 6 - The participatory-deliberative turn Chapter 7 - Managing Radioactive Waste Safely Chapter 8 – Partnership, volunteerism and ethical incrementalismChapter 9 – What next for nuclear waste?

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Matthew Cotton is a Lecturer in Environmental Policy and Planning at the University of Sheffield, UK

• Chapter 1 – The problem of radioactive wastesChapter 2 – Inflexible technologies and incrementalism Chapter 3 –Nuclear power and the problem of radioactive wasteChapter 4 - Nirex and the search for a siteChapter 5 – Health, environmental risks and the social construction of radioactive wasteChapter 6 - The participatory-deliberative turn Chapter 7 - Managing Radioactive Waste Safely Chapter 8 – Partnership, volunteerism and ethical incrementalismChapter 9 – What next for nuclear waste?

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