Declassified documents reveal how U.S. nuclear regulators managed safety risks for decades

A new analysis of American archives from 1950-1985 examines how nuclear safety oversight evolved during the Cold War era, offering insights into how regulators balanced public protection with industry demands. For policymakers and business leaders, the historical record provides lessons about institutional oversight, risk communication, and the long-term consequences of regulatory decisions.

Originaltitel: Studying the history of nuclear safety between 1950 and 1985 in american archives