Public perceptions of nuclear science in South Africa, 2013: tabulation report

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Struwig, J., Roberts, B., Ngungu, M. & Gordon, S. (2014) Public perceptions of nuclear science in South Africa, 2013: tabulation report. (Based on the 2013 round of SASAS prepared for Nuclear Energy Corporation South Africa (NECSA), March). http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/2470

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Abstract:

The objective of this study is to give an overview of public perceptions on various aspects of nuclear technology and energy in South Africa, with the aim of providing a more detailed understanding of both the extent and nature of knowledge and attitudes towards this scientific subject matter. The empirical results contained in the report are structured around the following thematic issues: ? Knowledge of Nuclear Technology ? Perceived Benefits and Concerns Associated with Nuclear Technology ? Support for Different Applications of Nuclear Technology ? Perceptions of Nuclear Energy ? Perceptions of Nuclear Safety ? Views on Nuclear Energy in a Global Context ? Information on Nuclear Energy ? Final Assessment of Nuclear Energy and Technology

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Based on the 2013 round of SASAS prepared for Nuclear Energy Corporation South Africa (NECSA), March

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25 Aug 2015

NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE
PUBLIC ATTITUDE

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