Reviews

"There is by now a pretty long list of enviromentalists who used to be anti-nuke and are now in favor of it . . . If a new book called "Power to Save the World "is half as good as this "Wall Street Journal "review says it is, expect that list to get much, much longer."
-"New York Times "Freakonomics blog""by Stephen J. Dubner
"Illuminating . . . a picaresque, flat-out love song to the bad boy of the great American energy debate-as good a book as we're likely to get on a subject mired in political incorrectness."
-"Wall Street Journal
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"In a vividly descriptive, exhaustively researched, and unfailingly lucid narrative, Cravens tracks the life cycle of uranium, tours nuclear facilities, and asks tough questions . . . Cravens' thorough inquiry dispels myths, clarifies science, and portrays an astonishing and ever more crucial hidden world."
-"Booklist," starred review
"Let's hope this clear-eyed, up-to-date tour of all things nuclear . . . sparks a renewed na

"Illuminating . . . a picaresque, flat-out love song to the bad boy of the great American energy debate-as good a book as we're likely to get on a subject mired in political incorrectness."
-"Wall Street Journal
"
"In a vividly descriptive, exhaustively researched, and unfailingly lucid narrative, Cravens tracks the life cycle of uranium, tours nuclear facilities, and asks tough questions . . . Cravens' thorough inquiry dispels myths, clarifies science, and portrays an astonishing and ever more crucial hidden world."
-"Booklist," starred review
"Let's hope this clear-eyed, up-to-date tour of all things nuclear . . . sparks a renewed nationwide debate."
-"Wired
""Craven has submitted a thorough, persuasive report from the front lines of the world's energy and climate crises, illuminating for general readers the pros and cons of a highly misunderstood resource."
-"Publisher's Weekly
""Her presentation of these arguments is lucid and convincing, and her prose is lively and colorful . . . this is a sensible and important contribution to the dialog."
-"Library Journal
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"In a vividly descriptive, exhaustively researched, and unfailingly lucid narrative, Cravens tracks the life cycle of uranium, tours nuclear facilities, and asks tough questions . . . Cravens' thorough inquiry dispels myths, clarifies science, and portrays an astonishing and ever more crucial hidden world."
-"Booklist," starred review
"Let's hope this clear-eyed, up-to-date tour of all things nuclear . . . sparks a renewed nationwide debate."
-"Wired
""Craven has submitted a thorough, persuasive report from the front lines of the world's energy and climate crises, illuminating for general readers the pros and cons of a highly misunderstood resource."
-"Publisher's Weekly
""Her presentation of these arguments is lucid and convincing, and her prose is lively and colorful . . . this is a sensible and important contribution to the dialog."
-"Library Journal
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