Title: Good Citizenship in Action
Product review: Today, it is hardly surprising to discover that in the past a pattern of deceit was considered essential by certain elements within the United States federal government to further their approach to national security and energy needs. This book is a fine example of the realism that citizenship requires when asking questions about the worth of nuclear technology. It is a credible and scientifically literate example of the kind of debate that continues between the medical community and Federally funded scientists who live in a world where dissent to Federal policy is career-suicide. It is also a moving account of ordinary lives cut down by Federally sponsored nuclear programs.
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