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[en] The role of nuclear energy in the future will depend on how nuclear safety is developing and also on how it is perceived. Worries about insufficient safety in Eastern and Central European Countries have led to a substantial assistance programme where the EU and its member states still are the largest contributors. For those countries that have applied for EU membership, nuclear safety will be one of the crucial issues and all kind of assistance and co-operation efforts are made to facilitate the process. At the same time, public awareness of both prospects and problems with nuclear is developing quickly, also outside of the EU. And so are methods and processes to involve local institutions and the public in decision making. What this will mean for the future role of nuclear energy in summary is impossible to say. It will depend on how convincing politicians, industry and experts will be in the eyes of the public, and how that works out in the democratic process
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Group of European Municipalities with Nuclear Facilities and their Futures (GMF), Madrid (Spain); 283 p; 2000; p. 125-129; 1. European conference on local democracies and nuclear power plants; Brussels (Belgium); 2-3 Feb 2000; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA); This record replaces 31039913
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