With a title like this one, you know exactly what you are getting into. This book is vehemently anti-nuclear. The authors debunk established "facts" about nuclear power in each chapter; like the idea that it is a green energy, or low cost. Even though the book isn't long, parts of it were very dense, especially while discussing the true cost of nuclear in terms of kilowatt hours. It covers the major nuclear accidents, and takes the stance that the true cost in terms of cancers and deaths is being covered up my multiple agencies for the sake of the industry. What surprised me most, was how much the author disparaged other green energy ideas like wind and solar. By the end, the book has concluded that pretty much all of the green energy alternatives are pointless, but provides no ideas to help solve the energy problem. While the book is full of good information on the true costs of nuclear in various terms, I was slightly frustrated that all other alternatives were criticized with no suggestions for any kind of solution. ( )