A major U.S. Government source of domestic and international energy statistics is the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration, with home page at
Some useful documents newly online at the time of publication are:
Annual Energy Review 1999, an extensive document of U.S. and some global data; see contents at
The IAEA-which is sometimes described as the "Atoms for Peace Organization of the UN"-cosponsored the "One Decade after Chernobyl" conference in April 1996, highlights of which can be found at
Information on commercial U.S. reactors specifically-numbers, types, the licensing process, etc.-is available from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission at
Natural Resources Canada (NR Canada) makes available contact e-mail addresses for many agency personnel handling a variety of energy and related policy issues, at
