The nuclear priesthood – a successor to the IAEA

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During the 1977 IAEA conference on May 5th pro nuclear scientist Alvin M. Weinberg held a speech about the safety flaws of the nuclear system.

(“Alvin M. Weinberg of the Institutefor Energy Analysis, Oak RidgeAssociated Universities (USA) gave aninvited evening lecture during theconference. His topic was “NuclearEnergy at the Turning Point”. – quote by IAEA)

Above all, he threw to ask which are necessary technical and institutional fixes, to make nuclear energy future-proof.

His special contribution to accident prevention through social activities lies in its very known proposal to some kind of nuclear priesthood,  whose members are the responsibility over centuries and millennia for nuclear energy and nuclear waste.

Elite teams also should ensure that all safety rules are always strictly adhered to.

This squad could claim a high authority, because of the fateful future importance of nuclear security.

Source: Weinberg, Alvin M., “Nuclear Energy at the Turning Point” (Lecture), Salzburg, 5.5.1977, Conference of the International Atomic Energy Association IAEA
http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Magazines/Bulletin/Bull193/19304702733.pdf  – his (Alvin Weinberg’s) speech is not documented, but his participation.

Read more about this: “Atomic Priesthood” is Not Nuclear Guardianship:

http://www.ratical.org/radiation/NGP/AtomPriesthd.html

Oslo Conference Suggests that World Religions Carry Nuclear Waste Danger Warnings into the Far Future:

http://www.nonukes.org/w28relig.htm

Translating for 10,000 Years: Thomas Sebeok, The Bible and the Atomic Priesthood

CONSERVATION AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
- Elements of a Strategy to Inform Future Societies about Nuclear Waste Repositories: by IAEA: http://www.iaea.org/inis/collection/NCLCollectionStore/_Public/28/038/28038113.pdf

More background: http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/6705990-CXADJt/6705990.pdf

 

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