Abstract
Nuclear technology offers unique tools in the quest for sustainable development. Such technology is often the best to gather information and provide solutions that would not otherwise be possible or practical: to diagnose and treat disease, to breed better crops and fight insect pests; to assess new sources of fresh water; and to monitor pollution. While many may only think of energy, nuclear technology has a much larger role to play in human development. Where it can make a difference, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) provides support to 133 Member States for using this technology to solve the important challenges they face.
Ford, JoAnne
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Citation Formats
Ford, JoAnne.
IAEA and the world summit on sustainable development.
IAEA: N. p.,
2002.
Web.
Ford, JoAnne.
IAEA and the world summit on sustainable development.
IAEA.
Ford, JoAnne.
2002.
"IAEA and the world summit on sustainable development."
IAEA.
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