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A booklet that describes and explains atomic energy in non-specialist terms with similes to common materials like a drop of water or a fireplace. Con Edison is the energy provider for the New York City metro area, they started development for a nuclear power plant in 1954 and opened their first plant in 1962.

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“Atomic Energy, How?” New York, New York: Consolidated Edison Company of New York, 1950–1959. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/m900nv37b.

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