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Word images as policy instruments: Lessons from the Yucca Mountain Controversey

Janet S. Conary, Dennis L. Soden, Donald E. Carns

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A study is described which explores word images which have developed about nuclear issues by Nevadans. The study is based on results of a survey conducted regarding issues related to the Yucca Mountain repository.

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A study is described which explores word images which have developed about nuclear issues by Nevadans. The study is based on results of a survey conducted regarding issues related to the Yucca Mountain repository.

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A study is described which explores word images which have developed about nuclear issues by Nevadans. The study is based on results of a survey conducted regarding issues related to the Yucca Mountain repository.

Key concepts: Yucca, Word (group theory), Engineering, Forensic engineering, Linguistics, Botany, Biology, Philosophy

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