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Encyclopedia > Atomic Energy Authority

The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority is responsible for te decommission of older nuclear reactors and other radioactive facilities used in the UK's nuclear research and development programmes with the objective of restoring these sites to conventional use. It is also involved in the Pan-European Cold Fusion Research Project. it maintains its own armed police force called the AEA Constabulary (http://www.ukaea.org.uk/ukaeac/index.htm).


External link

  • AEA web site (http://www.ukaea.org.uk)

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The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority was established in 1954 as a statutory corporation to oversee and pioneer the development of nuclear energy within the United Kingdom.
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