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Nuclear Reactions explores the nuclear consensus that emerged in postWorld War II America, characterized by widespread support for a diplomatic and military strategy based on nuclear weapons and a vision of economic growth that welcomed nuclear energy both for the generation of electricity and for other peaceful and industrial uses. Unease about the environmental consequences of nuclear energy and weapons development became apparent by the early 1960s and led to the first challenges to that consensus. The documents in this collection address issues such as the arms race, mutually assured…mehr
Nuclear Reactions explores the nuclear consensus that emerged in postWorld War II America, characterized by widespread support for a diplomatic and military strategy based on nuclear weapons and a vision of economic growth that welcomed nuclear energy both for the generation of electricity and for other peaceful and industrial uses. Unease about the environmental consequences of nuclear energy and weapons development became apparent by the early 1960s and led to the first challenges to that consensus.
The documents in this collection address issues such as the arms race, mutually assured destruction, the emergence of ecosystems ecology and the environmental movement, nuclear protests, and climate change. They raise questions about how nuclear energy shapedand continues to shapethe contours of postwar American life. These questions provide a useful lens through which to understand the social, economic, and environmental tradeoffs embedded within American choices about the use and management of nuclear energy.
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James Feldman is an associate professor of history and environmental studies at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. He is the author of A Storied Wilderness: Rewilding the Apostle Islands.
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Foreword: Postwar America's Nuclear Paradox / Paul S. Sutter Acknowledgments Introduction Nature and the Nuclear Consensus in Postwar America Part One First Reactions 1. Leslie Groves Report on the Trinity Test 1945 2. Harry S. Truman White House Statement on the Bombing of Hiroshima 1945 3. Nagasaki Mushroom Cloud 1945 4. Joseph H. Willits "Social Adjustments to Atomic Energy " 1946 5. Headline Comics Atomic Man 1946 6. Arthur H. Compton "The Atomic Crusade and Its Social Implications " 1947 7. H. M. Parker "Speculations on Long-Range Waste Disposal Hazards " 1948 8. General Advisory Committee Reports on Building the H-Bomb 1949 9. Lewis L. Strauss to Harry S. Truman 1949 Part Two Building Consensus 1. National Security Council Report 68 1950 2. Federal Civil Defense Administration This Is Civil Defense 1951 3. Federal Civil Defense Administration Women in Civil Defense 1952 4. Dwight D. Eisenhower "Address before the General Assembly of the United Nations on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy " 1953 5. Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation "What does Atomic Energy really mean to you?" 1953 6. Lewis L. Strauss "My Faith in the Atomic Future " 1955 7. Heinz Haber The Walt Disney Story of Our Friend the Atom 1956 8. Bureau of Public Roads A Preliminary Report on Highway Needs for Civil Defense 1956 9. Walter Reuther Atoms for Peace: A Separate Opinion 1956 Part Three Challenging Consensus 1. Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein "The Russell-Einstein Manifesto " 1955 2. Roger Revelle and Milner B. Schaefer "General Considerations Concerning the Ocean as a Receptacle for Artificially Radioactive Materials " 1957 3. Atomic Energy Commission Atomic Tests in Nevada 1957 4. National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy "We Are Facing a Danger Unlike Any Danger That Has Ever Existed " 1957 5. Atomic Energy Commission Atoms for Peace U.S.A. 1958 6. Barry Commoner "The Fallout Problem " 1958 7. Edward Teller "The Plowshare Program " 1959 8. Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization Fallout Maps 1959 9. Herman Kahn and H. H. Mitchell The Postattack Environment 1961 10. Margaret Mead "Are Shelters the Answer?" 1961 11. Women Strike for Peace Milk Campaign 1961 12. Atomic Energy Commission Annual Report 1962 13. John F. Kennedy "Commencement Address at American University " 1963 14. David E. Lilienthal Change Hope and the Bomb 1963 15. John F. Kennedy "Address to the American People on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty " 1963 Part Four Confronting Paradox 1. Glenn T. Seaborg "Environmental Effects of Producing Electric Power " 1969 2. Minnesota Environmental Control Citizens Association Anti-Nuclear Pamphlet ca. 1969 3. Lenore Marshall "The Nuclear Sword of Damocles " 1971 4. Calvert Cliffs' Coordinating Committee Inc. v. United States Atomic Energy Commission 1971 5. William R. Gould "The State of the Atomic Industry " 1974 6. Committee on the Present Danger "Common Sense and the Common Danger " 1976 7. Ralph W. Deuster "Rx for the 'Back' of the Cycle " 1976 8. Leonard Rifas All-Atomic Comics 1976 9. David N. Merrill "Nuclear Siting and Licensing Process " 1978 10. Helen Caldicott Nuclear Madness 1978 11. Abalone Alliance "Declaration of Nuclear Resistance " 1978 12. Report of the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island 1979 13. Gloria Gregerson Radiation Exposure and Compensation 1981 Part Five Renewal 1. David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy: A New Start 1980 2. Ronald Reagan "Address to Members of the British Parliament " 1982 3. Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 4. Jonathan Schell The Fate of the Earth 1982 5. Ronald Reagan "Address to the Nation on Defense and National Security " 1983 6. Carl Sagan "The Nuclear Winter " 1983 7. Office of Technology Assessment Nuclear Power in an Age of Uncertainty 1984 8. Campaign for a Nuclear Free Future ca. 1984 9. Bernard Lown "A Prescription for Hope " 1985 10. Elizabeth Macias High-Level Nuclear Waste Issues 1987 11. Ronald Reagan "Address to the 42nd Session of the United Nations " 1987 12. Editors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists "A New Era " 1991 Epilogue The Nuclear Present 1. David Albright Kathryn Buehler and Holly Higgins "Bin Laden and the Bomb " 2002 2. Allison M. Macfarlane "Yucca Mountain and High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal " 2006 3. Oregon Department of Energy Hanford Cleanup: The First Twenty Years 2009 4. Mark Z. Jacobson "Nuclear Power Is Too Risky " 2010 5. President's Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future Report to the Secretary of Energy 2012 6. Nuclear Energy Institute "Nuclear Energy: Powering America's Future " 2013 7. Ken Caldeira Kerry Emanuel James Hansen and Tom Wigley "To Those Influencing Environmental Policy but Opposed to Nuclear Power " 2013 8. Latuff Cartoons Fukushima Cartoon 2014 9. John Asafu-Adjaye et al. "An Ecomodernist Manifesto " 2015 Index
Foreword: Postwar America's Nuclear Paradox / Paul S. Sutter Acknowledgments Introduction Nature and the Nuclear Consensus in Postwar America Part One First Reactions 1. Leslie Groves Report on the Trinity Test 1945 2. Harry S. Truman White House Statement on the Bombing of Hiroshima 1945 3. Nagasaki Mushroom Cloud 1945 4. Joseph H. Willits "Social Adjustments to Atomic Energy " 1946 5. Headline Comics Atomic Man 1946 6. Arthur H. Compton "The Atomic Crusade and Its Social Implications " 1947 7. H. M. Parker "Speculations on Long-Range Waste Disposal Hazards " 1948 8. General Advisory Committee Reports on Building the H-Bomb 1949 9. Lewis L. Strauss to Harry S. Truman 1949 Part Two Building Consensus 1. National Security Council Report 68 1950 2. Federal Civil Defense Administration This Is Civil Defense 1951 3. Federal Civil Defense Administration Women in Civil Defense 1952 4. Dwight D. Eisenhower "Address before the General Assembly of the United Nations on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy " 1953 5. Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation "What does Atomic Energy really mean to you?" 1953 6. Lewis L. Strauss "My Faith in the Atomic Future " 1955 7. Heinz Haber The Walt Disney Story of Our Friend the Atom 1956 8. Bureau of Public Roads A Preliminary Report on Highway Needs for Civil Defense 1956 9. Walter Reuther Atoms for Peace: A Separate Opinion 1956 Part Three Challenging Consensus 1. Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein "The Russell-Einstein Manifesto " 1955 2. Roger Revelle and Milner B. Schaefer "General Considerations Concerning the Ocean as a Receptacle for Artificially Radioactive Materials " 1957 3. Atomic Energy Commission Atomic Tests in Nevada 1957 4. National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy "We Are Facing a Danger Unlike Any Danger That Has Ever Existed " 1957 5. Atomic Energy Commission Atoms for Peace U.S.A. 1958 6. Barry Commoner "The Fallout Problem " 1958 7. Edward Teller "The Plowshare Program " 1959 8. Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization Fallout Maps 1959 9. Herman Kahn and H. H. Mitchell The Postattack Environment 1961 10. Margaret Mead "Are Shelters the Answer?" 1961 11. Women Strike for Peace Milk Campaign 1961 12. Atomic Energy Commission Annual Report 1962 13. John F. Kennedy "Commencement Address at American University " 1963 14. David E. Lilienthal Change Hope and the Bomb 1963 15. John F. Kennedy "Address to the American People on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty " 1963 Part Four Confronting Paradox 1. Glenn T. Seaborg "Environmental Effects of Producing Electric Power " 1969 2. Minnesota Environmental Control Citizens Association Anti-Nuclear Pamphlet ca. 1969 3. Lenore Marshall "The Nuclear Sword of Damocles " 1971 4. Calvert Cliffs' Coordinating Committee Inc. v. United States Atomic Energy Commission 1971 5. William R. Gould "The State of the Atomic Industry " 1974 6. Committee on the Present Danger "Common Sense and the Common Danger " 1976 7. Ralph W. Deuster "Rx for the 'Back' of the Cycle " 1976 8. Leonard Rifas All-Atomic Comics 1976 9. David N. Merrill "Nuclear Siting and Licensing Process " 1978 10. Helen Caldicott Nuclear Madness 1978 11. Abalone Alliance "Declaration of Nuclear Resistance " 1978 12. Report of the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island 1979 13. Gloria Gregerson Radiation Exposure and Compensation 1981 Part Five Renewal 1. David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy: A New Start 1980 2. Ronald Reagan "Address to Members of the British Parliament " 1982 3. Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 4. Jonathan Schell The Fate of the Earth 1982 5. Ronald Reagan "Address to the Nation on Defense and National Security " 1983 6. Carl Sagan "The Nuclear Winter " 1983 7. Office of Technology Assessment Nuclear Power in an Age of Uncertainty 1984 8. Campaign for a Nuclear Free Future ca. 1984 9. Bernard Lown "A Prescription for Hope " 1985 10. Elizabeth Macias High-Level Nuclear Waste Issues 1987 11. Ronald Reagan "Address to the 42nd Session of the United Nations " 1987 12. Editors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists "A New Era " 1991 Epilogue The Nuclear Present 1. David Albright Kathryn Buehler and Holly Higgins "Bin Laden and the Bomb " 2002 2. Allison M. Macfarlane "Yucca Mountain and High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal " 2006 3. Oregon Department of Energy Hanford Cleanup: The First Twenty Years 2009 4. Mark Z. Jacobson "Nuclear Power Is Too Risky " 2010 5. President's Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future Report to the Secretary of Energy 2012 6. Nuclear Energy Institute "Nuclear Energy: Powering America's Future " 2013 7. Ken Caldeira Kerry Emanuel James Hansen and Tom Wigley "To Those Influencing Environmental Policy but Opposed to Nuclear Power " 2013 8. Latuff Cartoons Fukushima Cartoon 2014 9. John Asafu-Adjaye et al. "An Ecomodernist Manifesto " 2015 Index
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