Public Undertakings of Nuclear Waste Storage: The Role of the Government in the Dissemination of Public Knowledge

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This volume introduces a range of research literature about nuclear policy and nuclear waste disposal, and aims to present major arguments to retrace a regulative profile of the concurrent diversification processes in the context of renewable energy policies. The book focuses on public knowledge transfers in governance which allows the identification of emerging factors in regional and state regulations and institutional industrial energy planning. Current patterns in governmental knowledge transitions are analysed to explain how nuclear power policy and nuclear waste disposal facilities are regionally assessed. All of this takes place in the context of a progressive, regulative integration of scientific policy directions, local knowledge innovation, nuclear energy policy, and more.