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Candela, Andrea (2017) Sorting out nuclear concerns: The Australian uranium debate from Jervis Bay to Ringwood's Synroc. Earth Sciences History, 36. 116-141 doi:10.17704/1944-6178-36.1.116

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TitleSorting out nuclear concerns: The Australian uranium debate from Jervis Bay to Ringwood's Synroc
JournalEarth Sciences History
AuthorsCandela, AndreaAuthor
Year2017 (January)Volume36
PublisherHistory of the Earth Sciences Society
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Full ReferenceCandela, Andrea (2017) Sorting out nuclear concerns: The Australian uranium debate from Jervis Bay to Ringwood's Synroc. Earth Sciences History, 36. 116-141 doi:10.17704/1944-6178-36.1.116
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In(n.d.) Earth Sciences History Vol. 36. History of the Earth Sciences Society

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