Haute-Loire. An engineer in Chambon-sur-Lignon: "Nuclear power has too many drawbacks to be the ideal solution."
In his laboratory, Bruno Chareyron has constantly worked to improve information for citizens about radioactivity linked to civil nuclear power, the subject of his book, Nuclear: a truly safe energy?, but also to military or medical nuclear power.
Through a series of real-life stories, Bruno Chareyron helps us understand fundamental concepts about nuclear safety and the effects of ionizing radiation on health. Photo: Anne Victor
Bruno Chareyron, an energy and nuclear engineer, will lead a conference-debate on Wednesday, July 16, in Chambon-sur-Lignon, based on his book Nuclear: A Truly Safe Energy?, published by Dunod. The author directed a laboratory at CRIIRAD (Independent Research and Information Commission on Radioactivity) for thirty years.
He is now a scientific advisor to the association, which aims to inform the public about the risks associated with radioactivity and its impact on health and...
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