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Nuclear power: INPO: Utilities create their own policeman: The burden of helping demonstrate the nuclear industry's commitment to safety is on the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations

Tekia S. Perry

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Describes how the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations in the United States demonstrates the American Nuclear power industry's commitment to safety.

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Describes how the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations in the United States demonstrates the American Nuclear power industry's commitment to safety.

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Describes how the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations in the United States demonstrates the American Nuclear power industry's commitment to safety.

Key concepts: Nuclear power, Nuclear power industry, Nuclear industry, Electric power industry, Power (physics), Business, Engineering, Nuclear engineering

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