Technology for Global Economic and Environmental Survival and Prosperity

Presentations on the International Conference on Technology for the Global Economic, Environmental Survival and Prosperity.- I Global Energy Demand and Energy Security Projections in the Coming Century: Global Economy, Environment, Resources, and Population Issues.- The Realities of Sustainable Development in the Twenty-First Century.- The Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Other Features of Nuclear Power: Reaching a Public Consensus.- II Relevance of International Consensus Policies on Alternative National Energy Strategies as Related to the Regional Needs, Environmental Impact, and Geopolitical Trends.- Energy Technology Progress for Sustainable Development.- Understanding Energy and Greenhouse Gas Trends, the IEA Approach.- The IEA Approach to Climate Change.- III Education on Energy and Global Issues.- The Importance of Education for Nuclear Energy.- The Eagle Alliance: A Grassroots Program to Revitalize Nuclear Science and Technology in America.- Nuclear Education on Political and Military Strategies.- Education for the 21st Century.- IV Global Initiatives for the Future of Nuclear Energy.- The Los Alamos National Laboratory Nuclear Vision Project.- United States Nuclear Technology—Need for a New Approach.- Global Nuclear Energy/Materials Modeling in Support of Los Alamos Nuclear Vision Project: Long-Term Tradeoffs between Nuclear-and Fossil-Fuel Burning.- U. S. Policy on Spent Fuel Reprocessing: Where Did It Come From?.- V Nuclear Technologies.- Boron Neutron Capture Therapy of Malignant Brain Tumors at the Brookhaven Medical Research Reactor.- A New Approach to Contraband Detection in Luggage and Cargo.- The Future of Nuclear Power.- VI Key Issues in Nuclear Power: A World Commission on Nuclear Energy.- A World Commission on Nuclear Energy: Reasons & Purpose.- Key FutureIssues in Nuclear Power.- The International Regulatory Environment.- The Post-election Nuclear Agenda: A Pending Disaster?.