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Environmental impact of energy strategies within the EEC
a report prepared for the Environment and Consumer Protection Service of the Commission of the European Communities
Environment and Consumer Protection Service.
Published for the Commission of the European Communities, by Pergamon Press
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Environmental Impact of Energy Strategies within the EEC is a report prepared for the Environment and Consumer Protection Service of the Commission of the European Communities. The report aims to examine the effects on the environment of the production and use of different forms of energy within the community and to determine the scope for minimizing environmental impact through the adoption of appropriate energy strategies. After an introduction, this report presents in Sections 2 and 3 the summary, conclusions, and recommendations presented at the time of the Nuclear Hearings. The main body.
Front Cover; Environmental Impact of Energy Strategies within the EEC; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; PREFACE; SUMMARY; 1. Approach; 2. Major conclusions; 3. Recommendations; CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER 2. CONCLUSIONS; 2.1 1976-2000 Community energy demand; 2.2 Energy Supply; 2.3 Environmental Impact; CHAPTER 3. RECOMMENDATIONS; Recommendation 1: Energy conservation; Recommendation 2: Minimising of electricity demand; Recommendation 3: Nuclear development; Recommendation 4: Coal imports; Recommendation 5: Renewables development; PART A: ENERGY DEMAND/SUPPLY.
CHAPTER 4. DEMAND FOR ENERGY4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Economic assumptions; 4.3 Conservation; 4. 4 Transport energy demand; 4.5 Industrial sector; 4.6 Domestic sector; CHAPTER 5. ENERGY SUPPLY; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Supply constraints; 5.3 Energy strategies; 5.4 Energy industry use; 5.5 Primary energy balances; 5.6 Imported primary energy requirements; 5.7 Comments on projected energy supply balances; PART B: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; CHAPTER 6. INTRODUCTION TO PART B; CHAPTER 7. THERMAL POLLUTION FROM ALL SOURCES; CHAPTER 8. NUCLEAR POWER; 8.1 Introduction; 8.2 The nuclear fuel cycle.
8.3 Reactor operation8.4 Nuclear proliferation and socio-political impact; CHAPTER 9. IMPACT OF FOSSIL FUEL PRODUCTION AND USE; PRODUCTION; 9.1 Coal; 9.2 Oil; 9.3Natural gas; COMBUSTION IMPACTS -- GLOBAL; 9.4Impact of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions on climate; 9.5 Particulate emissions; LOCAL AND REGIONAL IMPACTS OF COMBUSTION; 9.6 Sulphur oxides (SOX); 9.7 Other atmospheric pollutants (NOX, particulates, CO, HC); 9.8 Water pollution; 9.9 Solid wastes; 9.10 Land requirements; 9.11 Demand for water; CHAPTER 10. IMPACT OF RENEWABLE PRIMARY ENERGY DEVELOPMENT; 10.1 Solar energy; 10.2 Wind power.
10.3 Tidal power10.4 Wave power; 10.5 Biomass; 10.6 Combined heat and power; 10.7 Geothermal; CHAPTER 11. IMPACT OF THERMAL ELECTRICITY GENERATION; 11.1 Impact on amenity; 11.2 Water/thermal pollution; 11.3 Water requirements; 11.4 Land requirements; CHAPTER 12. IMPACT OF THE ALTERNATIVE ENERGY STRATEGIES; 12.1 Nuclear power; 12.2 Atmospheric pollution; 12.3 Water pollution; 12.4 Solid waste; 12.5 Water requirements; 12.6 Land requirements; 12.7 Impact of renewable sources of energy; 12.8 Conservation; 12.9 Comments; APPENDICES; APPENDIX 1; APPENDIX 2; APPENDIX 3; APPENDIX 4; REFERENCES.
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Effects of policies of European Community on exploitation of energy resources - Forecasts
Oxford ; New York : Published for the Commission of the European Communities, by Pergamon Press, 1980