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delosharrimanThe subtitle of this book is A Technical History Of Atomic Energy Of Canada Limited As Seen From Its Research Laboratories.
Review posted on the book-selling site Alibris, where I gave the book a score of 4/5. (I make no recommendation of any book marketplace over any other — this one gives me Amtrak points, so I tend to shop there.)
( A splendid work, about splendid work )delosharrimanReview posted on the book-selling site Alibris, where I gave the book a score of 4/5. (I make no recommendation of any book marketplace over any other — this one gives me Amtrak points, so I tend to shop there.)
( Super thorough, very useful )delosharrimanThe subtitle of this book is A Case Study of the Plowshare Program to Produce Gas by Underground Nuclear Stimulation in the Rocky Mountains.
Review posted on the book-selling site Alibris, where I gave the book a score of 4/5. (I make no recommendation of any book marketplace over any other — this one gives me Amtrak points, so I tend to shop there.)
( Advancing Nuclear Energy Demands Understanding )delosharrimanReview posted on the book-selling site Alibris, where I gave the book a score of 4/5. (I make no recommendation of any book marketplace over any other — this one gives me Amtrak points, so I tend to shop there.)
( Sincere, Witty, Educational )delosharrimanReview posted on the book-selling site Alibris, where I gave the book a score of 5/5. (I make no recommendation of any book marketplace over any other — this one gives me Amtrak points, so I tend to shop there.)
( A thing of beauty )delosharrimanReview posted on the book-selling site Alibris, where I gave the book a score of 4/5. (I make no recommendation of any book marketplace over any other — this one gives me Amtrak points, so I tend to shop there.)
( Hard going, but informative )delosharrimanThe Internet is such a vast repository of information that it can sometimes become a total morass. To get properly introduced to and informed on a subject, it is often better to have recourse to books and other printed matter. This list will remain under cultivation — comments with suggestions are welcome.
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delosharriman - Book Review : “Canada Enters The Nuclear Age” edited by Donald Hurstdelosharriman - Book Review : “The Atomic Energy Deskbook” by John F Hogertondelosharriman - Book Review : “The Nuclear Impact” by Frank Kreith and Catherine Wrenndelosharriman - Book Review : “Nuclear Milestones: A Collection of Speeches” by Glenn Seaborgdelosharriman - Book Review : “The Nuclear Age” by Jacques Leclerq and Michel Durrdelosharriman - Book Review : “Atomic Energy” by R.M.E. Diamantdelosharriman - Reading Listtimeasmymeasure![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
