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Fig. 1-7. Infant mortality In the United States from 1925 to 1988. (Source Health, United States, U.S. Department HEW, p. 345, Table CD 11.1, and 5fa-tistical Abstract of the United States, 1991, U.S. Department of Cx>mmerce, p. 78, Table 114)...

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Recently, each years published projections of nuclear power growth have indicated a lower expectation of installed generating capacity (Laue, 1982). A 1982 projection for the United States (U.S. Department of Energy, 1982) reports that spent fuel discharged from U.S. power reactors as of December 1981 totalled 8100 metric tons of uranium equivalent (MTU), only 230 MTU of which had been reprocessed. The installed nuclear power capacity was predicted to increase gradually from 61 GWe in 1982 to 170 GWe by the year 2000. Because of uncertainties in these estimates, it is considered unwise to project the world-wide inventories of beyond 2000. There is sufficient tittie before the year 2000 to develop reasonable estimates of environmental impacts of plants now built or to be constructed by the end of the century. 

American public support has turned its attention to third-generation biofuels (eg, biomass/cellulose based biofuels), sustaining numerous projects. Excise tax credits ( 1.00/gallon biodiesel tax credit for producers or blenders of pure biodiesel and biodiesel from biomass) and import tariffs are mainly used as instmments for biofuels support across States (U.S. Department of Energy, 2015). The support policy for biofuels in the United States tends to apply low tariffs on imported biofuels commodities. Tariffs on ethanol are, for example, the equivalent of 1.2—2.5% from countries outside NAFTA. Blending practices are also notably applied to favor the reexport of biofuel commodities, in particular to the European Union. 

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