Why Nuclear? A UK Perspective

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15 April, 2015

Why Nuclear? A UK Perspective

Total number of pages:19

Presenter:
Keith C. Franklin
First Secretary (Nuclear), British Embassy, Tokyo & UK National Nuclear Laboratory

Conference:
JAIF Annual Conference 2015
Session 1
April 13, 2015
Tokyo, Japan

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