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Schrepfer, S. R. (1992) The Nuclear Crucible: Diablo Canyon and the Transformation of the Sierra Club, 1965-1985. California History, 71 (2). 212-237 doi:10.2307/25158630

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TitleThe Nuclear Crucible: Diablo Canyon and the Transformation of the Sierra Club, 1965-1985
JournalCalifornia History
AuthorsSchrepfer, S. R.Author
Year1992 (July 1)Volume71
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of California Press
DOIdoi:10.2307/25158630Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSchrepfer, S. R. (1992) The Nuclear Crucible: Diablo Canyon and the Transformation of the Sierra Club, 1965-1985. California History, 71 (2). 212-237 doi:10.2307/25158630
Plain TextSchrepfer, S. R. (1992) The Nuclear Crucible: Diablo Canyon and the Transformation of the Sierra Club, 1965-1985. California History, 71 (2). 212-237 doi:10.2307/25158630
In(1992, July) California History Vol. 71 (2) University of California Press

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