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| − | Welcome to the Nuclearspin website.
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| − | == Background information on Nuclear Spin ==
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| − | ==Reference template==
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| − | When you put in a reference we are going to start using references and citations.
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| − | You generate a reference using eg. <tt><nowiki>{{ref|guardianMacalister}}</nowiki></tt>,
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| − | and you label the corresponding citation using <tt><nowiki>{{note|guardianMacalister}}</nowiki></tt>.
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| − | Readers can see where a given citation is referenced in the article by clicking the up-arrow link next to it.
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| − | Here's an example:
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| − | In February 2006 ''The Guardian'' reported how "A small group of American companies such as Bechtel and Fluor look set to grab the lion's share of a £50bn British nuclear clean-up programme which should get the green light within weeks but take decades to complete. {{ref|guardianMacalister}}
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| − | ==External Links==
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| − | *{{note|guardianMacalister}}Terry Macalister, "[http://politics.guardian.co.uk/economics/story/0,,1710892,00.html Engineers in Line for jobs until 2080 on Britain's Nuclear Clean-up]", ''The Guardian'', February 16, 2005.
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| − | ==Individuals==
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| − | *Lord [[John Birt]] - Blair's ex-advisor
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| − | * [[Tony Blair]] and [[The Cabinet]]
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| − | * [[Gregg Butler]] - A consultant still paid by [[BNFL]]
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| − | * [[Yvette Cooper]] The Minister with a nuclear family
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| − | * [[Jack Cunningham]] - "Nuclear" Jack
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| − | * [[Roger Ewart-Smith]] - The pro-nuclear banker
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| − | * [[Philip Dewhurst]] - A key nuclear spin doctor
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| − | * [[Thomas Docherty]] - Long-term nuclear lobbyist with political ambitions
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| − | * [[Ian Fells]] – The Government advisor whose credibility has been questioned
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| − | * [[Dieter Helm]] - An influential advisor who questions renewables
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| − | * [[John Hutton]] - Work and Pensions Secretary
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| − | * [[Bernard Ingham]] - A long-standing pro-nuke and anti-wind campaigner
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| − | * [[Sue Ion]] - BNFL and BNES
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| − | * [[Lord Jenkin]] - Long-term nuclear supporter
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| − | * [[Alan Johnson]] - Government Minister - whose side of the fence is he on?
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| − | *[[David King]] - The government's chief scientist who sees nukes as the answer to climate change
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| − | *[[James Lovelock]] - The pro-nuke green guru
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| − | * [[Robert May]] - Ex-head of the Royal Society
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| − | *[[Jack McConnell]] - Scottish First Minister - likely to toe the political line.
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| − | *[[Grace McGlynn]] - A Pro-Nuke Consultant
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| − | * [[Sir Donald Miller]] - Ex-Scottish Power - Anti-wind and pro-Nuke
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| − | * [[David Mundell]] - The MP fighting at Westminster for nukes in Scotland
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| − | * [[Elaine Murray]] - The MSP fighting for nukes at Holyrood
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| − | *[[Geoffrey Norris]] – a key special advisor to [[Tony Blair]]
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| − | *[[Keith Parker]] - the ex-civil servant who saw the general election as an "opportunity"
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| − | * [[Jamie Reed]] - the former [[BNFL]] press officer who is now an MP
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| − | * [[Willy Rickett]] - Director General of the DTI's Energy Group
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| − | * Professor [[Phil Thomas]] - From City University - but how independent?
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| − | * Lord [[David Sainsbury]]
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| − | * [[Malcolm Wicks]] - The Energy Minister
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| − | *[[Brian Wilson]] - ex-Energy Minister who now works for the nuclear industry
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| − | *[[Lisa Woolhouse]]- the so-called "independent advisor"
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| − | * [[Terry Wynn]] - Pro-Nuclear MEP
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| − | ==The Media==
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| − | [[How the Different Newspapers Stack Up]]
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| − | ==Individual Columnists==
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| − | *[[Simon Jenkins]]
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| − | *[[Jason Nisse]]
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| − | *[[Max Hastings]]
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| − | ==Organisations==
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| − | * [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy]]
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| − | *[[British Nuclear Energy Society]]
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| − | * [[Cross Party Group on the Civil Nuclear Industry]]
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| − | * [[The Committee for Radioactive Waste Management]]
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| − | *[[Department of Trade and Industry]]
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| − | *[[Energy Industries Club]]
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| − | *[[Energy Institute]]
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| − | *[[Energy Research Partnership]]
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| − | * [[European Atomic Forum]] (FORATOM)
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| − | * [[Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy]] at the European Parliament
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| − | * [[The Institution of Civil Engineers]]
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| − | *[[Nirex]]
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| − | *[[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]]
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| − | *[[Nuclear Industry Association]]
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| − | *[[Royal Institute of International Affairs]]
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| − | * [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]
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| − | *[[Royal Society ]]
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| − | *[[Supporters of Nuclear Energy]]
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| − | *[[United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority]] has hired [[Grayling Political Strategy]]
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| − | * [[World Nuclear Association]]
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| − | ==Companies==
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| − | *[[AMEC]]
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| − | * [[Areva]]
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| − | *[[British Nuclear Fuels Limited]] – holding company for [[British Nuclear Group]], [[Nexia Solutions]] and [[Westinghouse]]. It also has a US subsidiary:
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| − | *[[British Energy]]
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| − | * [[EDF]] whose Head of Press in the UK is Chancellor [[Gordon Brown]]'s younger brother
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| − | * [[Eon]]
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| − | * [[General Electric]]
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| − | * [[RWE]]
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| − | ==PR, Lobbying and Consultancy firms==
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| − | *[[Bell Pottinger]]
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| − | *[[Facilitating Change Limited]]
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| − | *[[Financial Dynamics]]
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| − | *[[Fleishman Hillard]] - need to add scottish Nirex stuff to their profile although it is not linking back to nirex
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| − | *[[ForthRoad Limited]]
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| − | *[[The Future Foundation]]
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| − | *[[Good Relations]]
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| − | *[[Grayling Political Strategy]]
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| − | *[[Integrated Decision Management]]
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| − | *[[International Futures Forum]] - [[Praxis]]
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| − | *[[Kingsmead Communications Limited]]
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| − | *[[Luther Pendragon]]
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| − | *[[PR21]] now known as [[Zeno]]
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| − | *[[Promise PR]]
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| − | *[[Strategic Awareness]]
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| − | *[[Weber Shandwick]]
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| − | ==City Firms==
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| − | * [[Rothschild]]
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| − | ==Unions==
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| − | * [[nUKlear21]]
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| − | * [[Amicus]]
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| − | * [[GMB]]
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| − | * [[Prospect]]
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| − | * [[TGWU]]
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| − | * [[TUC]]
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| − | * [[UCATT]]
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| − | ==Web Companies==
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| − | * [[Sticky New Media]] - Web Design Company
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| − | * [[Activate Media]]
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| − | * [[Forepoint]]
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