| These are contributions to the debate
on the modern problem that "objectivity", and especially
objective quanitifications of risk, are derided.
"Science and the Campaigners"
is my best shot at describing why most campaigners on risk are condemned
to talk a species of nonsense.
"Nuclear risks" proposes that
nuclear power can be seen as "natural". Food
risks discusses several well known food and food production
scares.
Elsewhere: my small book on risk
for the IEA is a more considered account of risk - why humans
like and fear it.
Chernobyl 1996 is is my account
of the accident and its consequences as published in 1996.
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