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The Anti-Nuclear Power Movement and Discourses of Energy Justice
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2022
Summary
Jesse P. Van Gerven critically analyzes the movement for a carbon-free and nuclear-free energy future in the U.S. using an environmental justice framework. Van Gerven explores how different social and environmental justice discourses are constructed through the claims of social movement organizations. This study shows how ideas of distribution, recognition, and representation structure the arguments made by anti-nuclear groups against the production of nuclear power. Through this analysis the author identifies general principals of energy justice. These principles can guide future energy policy and energy system development to ensure social and environmental justice.
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2022
ISBN-Print
978-1-7936-2045-3
ISBN-Online
978-1-7936-2046-0
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
158
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Introduction/Empirical Problematic No access
Nuclear Power 101 and the Nuclear Fuel Chain No access
Social Movement Studies, Environmental Justice, and Moral Philosophy No access
Methodology and Data Sources No access
Round One (April and May 2010): $9 Billion Authorization in an “Emergency Supplemental Funding Bill” No access
Round Two (June and July 2010): $36 Billion in the FY 2011 Energy and Water Appropriations Bill No access
Round Three (June–July 2010): $9 Billion in Any Bill That Could Clear the Senate No access
Round Four (December 2010): $9 Billion in the “Continuing Resolution” No access
Round Five (February–June 2011): $36 Billion in FY 2012 Budget Request No access
