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023: Global Experience of Records, Knowledge and Memory (RK&M): Global Marker Systems

Nuclear Crisis Communication in an Era of Fake News and Media Overload

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The OECD-NEA RK&M Initiative (2011–2018) – a 7-year Step in a 10,000-year Journey: What Next? S. Hotzel · A. Berckmans · J. Dumont · J. Schröder
Challenges in Long-Term Records Preservation and Access D. Parks
Nuclear Crisis Communication in an Era of Fake News and Media Overload P. Thakur · A. Ward
Oblivion Landscapes C. Leitao
Managing Knowledge Over Time for Supporting Radioactive Waste Geological Disposal Project Development P. Landais · V. Maugis
Scientists and Reporters Can be Friends L. Hermann
Why Cleanup Acceptance Is Running into Conflicts - Off-site Disposal Versus On Site Disposal A. Fitzgerald

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