Upside Down Book Of Nuclear Power
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Upside Down Book Of Nuclear Power

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Demystifying nuclear power for everyone. “Upside Down Book Of Nuclear Power” by Saurav Jha explores the technology, economics, geopolitics, and policies of this critical energy source. Easy-to-read chapters cover safety, waste management, and the nuclear power vs. renewables debate. Understand the nuclear industry in the 21st century and the impact of international treaties like the Indo-US nuclear deal. ISBN: 9788172239268

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  • ISBN-13: 9788172239268
  • Publisher: HarperCollins India
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Weight: 249 gr
  • ISBN-10: 8172239262
  • Publisher Date: 30 Jan 2010
  • Height: 198 mm
  • No of Pages: 248
  • Spine Width: 14 mm
  • Width: 129 mm

14 reviews for Upside Down Book Of Nuclear Power

  1. Anees Ali –

    Excellent breakdown of the Indo-US nuclear deal. The economic aspects were also well covered.

  2. Anuksha Roy –

    Easy to read, informative, and addresses key concerns. I feel more knowledgeable about nuclear energy now.

  3. Gurneet Kaur –

    Jha’s book is a valuable contribution to the nuclear power discussion. A must-read for policymakers.

  4. Vipin Kumar –

    Felt it was a bit too simplistic at times. Could have delved deeper into challenges.

  5. Yamini –

    Found the safety sections reassuring. It’s not a promotion of nuclear power, but an explanation.

  6. Ayush Saini –

    A well-written and accessible guide to nuclear power. Highly recommend for anyone interested in the topic.

  7. Jiju M Santhosh –

    Clear explanations of nuclear power’s pros and cons. Waste management section was particularly insightful.

  8. Manoj M –

    The book tries to do too much in too little space. Some sections felt rushed and not fully explored.

  9. Shikhar Pratap –

    The book felt a bit biased towards nuclear energy. Needed a more balanced view on renewables comparison.

  10. Jahanvi –

    It’s alright. I expected more depth, but it serves as a decent introduction to the subject.

  11. Sourav –

    Jha makes a complex topic understandable. I learned a lot about the industry. It’s a dense read though.

  12. Moksh Goel –

    Good book. It provides a balanced perspective, acknowledging both the potential and risks involved.

  13. Kunapuli Venkata Sai Sandeep –

    A good overview, but I wish it went into more technical detail. Still, a solid intro for beginners.

  14. Harsh Yadav –

    Little dry but very informative, this book gave me a good basic understanding. It is worth reading.

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