With continued reliance on nuclear energy in the United States, we are increasingly having
to contend with the problem of nuclear waste. Growing quantities of spent nuclear fuel, the …

Abstract In 2013, the United States (US) Department of Energy (DOE) attempted to initiate a
consent-based siting (CBS) approach to better engage diverse publics and thereby begin to …

Growing anthropological research on energy provides critical explorations into the cross‐
cultural ways in which people perceive and use this fundamental resource. We argue that …

This paper critically analyzes the disjuncture between rural electrification initiatives,
utilization and socioeconomic development resulting from development of small hydropower …

Nuclear energy occupies a conspicuous place in the global energy transition. In the United
States, civilian nuclear power plants are shutting down before their licenses expire, leaving …

Following the theoretical approach of Herbold (1995), Gross and Krohn (2005), and Van de
Poel et al.(2017), this article argues that nuclear waste management is a real-world …

Abstract Alongside Sustainable Development Goal 7 and related policies, another potential
strategy for enhancing access to energy services that are reliable, high quality, affordable …

Nuclear energy production leaves behind waste that endangers human health for over
100,000 years. Governments and nuclear power producers around the world are scrambling …

This research investigates the ways in which mainstream energy policy based on a
utilitarian principle of the greatest good creates injustice. To be more specific, drawing on …

Taiwan's nuclear power plants are situated in coastal regions characterized by abundant
socio-economic and ecological significance. In the context of managing high-level …