[en] The subject is covered in chapters, entitled: the ultimate price of an energy collapse; desecration of the environment (by activities other than nuclear power); nuclear reactors cannot explode, but other things can (examples of chemical explosions); death sentences (coal mine explosions); radioactivity (activity from all sources compared); how damaging is radioactivity (effects of radiation in various doses); nuclear accidents; the day the dam broke; how stands solar; natural gas; coal; storing one's own nuclear waste; [was there] a nuclear accident in the U.S.S.R.; breeder reactors and the U.S. Non-proliferation Act; who is doing the proliferating; it has all happened before. (U.K.)

[en] Communication and the transfer of technical information is critical to the international gas industry. The technical research results developed through Gas Research Institute's natural gas supply program have been disseminated through a number of vehicles. Two primary vehicles are GRI's Information Centers and Regional Technology Transfer Agents (RTTA). The Information Centers serve as repositories for GRI information as well as provide no-cost literature searching expertise. The RTTAs actively communicate and interface with area producers, introducing potential technology adopters with GRI technology managers and/or the appropriate licensed product or service distributors. The combination of Information Centers and RTTAs continues to help independent producers break through the barriers of technology and accelerate the benefits of lower cost natural gas recovery. (au)