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Wheeler G. A. Hewison R. C. The external costs of accidents at a UK PWR, April 1994 (INTERA).

Health and Safety Executive. The tolerability of risk from nuclear power stations, 1992 (HMSO, London).

OECD. Project costs of generating electricity from power stations for commissioning in the period 1995–2000, 1989 (OECD, Paris).

ENDS Report 236, September 1994.

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Holdaway H. Energy and the environment: towards a sustainable UK strategy. A seminar at St George's House, Windsor Castle. Energy and Environment, 1993, 4(4), 416.

Maul R. P. Clement C. Quantitative assessments of the environmental and economic impacts of carbon dioxide discharges from fossil fuel combustion. March 1994 (INTERA).

Barker T. Baylis S. Madsen P. A UK carbon energy tax: the macroeconomic effects. Energy Policy, March 1993, 21(3).

Robson A. Global environmental issues. Energy 2000 Conference, London, January 1992 (IBC).

Martin S. Hull A. De Cani R. Deliverability of renewable energy: an assessment of the 197 NFFO renewable schemes. A report for the Energy Technology Support Unit, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, November 1993.