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Tags: Air pollution,
Carbon dioxide,
EE 443.1 Atmospheric Properties; EE 901.2 Education; EE 451.,
Economic and social effects,
Education,
Several countries are currently discussing whether they will rebuild their nuclear power stations in order to continue this type of energy production in the future. The public, with its own opinion about nuclear power stations, has an influential voice in this discussion. As a result, policy makers and nuclear scientists are interested in the public's perception of nuclear power and in what determines this perception. We therefore examined an explanatory model of the public's acceptance of nuclear power based on a telephone survey among a representative sample in Switzerland. The model included such factors as risk perception, benefit perception, affective feelings, and social trust. Moreover, we distinguished between...
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Tags: Climate change benefits,
Nuclear power stations,
Public perception
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Tags: D 04700 Management,
Ecology Abstracts,
North America,
ecosystem management,
forest management,
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Tags: Composition,
Concrete aggregates,
Concretes,
Conservation,
EE 452.3 Industrial Wastes; EE 412 Concrete; EE 414 Masonry ,
Several countries are currently discussing whether they will rebuild their nuclear power stations in order to continue this type of energy production in the future. The public, with its own opinion about nuclear power stations, has an influential voice in this discussion. As a result, policy makers and nuclear scientists are interested in the public's perception of nuclear power and in what determines this perception. We therefore examined an explanatory model of the public's acceptance of nuclear power based on a telephone survey among a representative sample in Switzerland. The model included such factors as risk perception, benefit perception, affective feelings, and social trust. Moreover, we distinguished between...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Climate change benefits,
Nuclear power stations,
Public perception
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: D 04615 Ecology studies - general,
Ecology Abstracts,
biological diversity,
public perception,
species diversity
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Tags: Agricultural and Environmental Biotechnology Abstracts,
Canada,
Cloning,
Reviews,
W2 32000 General topics and reviews,
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Tags: Africa,
Africa, Central,
Biodiversity,
Biological diversity,
Bushmeat,
Several countries are currently discussing whether they will rebuild their nuclear power stations in order to continue this type of energy production in the future. The public, with its own opinion about nuclear power stations, has an influential voice in this discussion. As a result, policy makers and nuclear scientists are interested in the public's perception of nuclear power and in what determines this perception. We therefore examined an explanatory model of the public's acceptance of nuclear power based on a telephone survey among a representative sample in Switzerland. The model included such factors as risk perception, benefit perception, affective feelings, and social trust. Moreover, we distinguished between...
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Climate change benefits,
Nuclear power stations,
Public perception
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