Item 1 - Poster advertising the first Anti-Nuclear Power Show

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IE 2135 P28/2/17/1/1

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Poster advertising the first Anti-Nuclear Power Show

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  • 18-20 August [1978] (Creation)

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(Graduate of Trinity College, Dublin (BA), 1979)

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Simon Dalby was educated at Trinity College, Dublin (BA) and the University of Victoria, Canada (MA) and holds a PhD from Simon Fraser University of British Columbia, Canada. He was Professor of Geography, Environmental Studies and Political Economy at Carleton University in Ottawa until 2012, when he joined Wilfrid Laurier University’s Balsillie School of International Affairs as professor of Geography and Environmental Studies. His research interests include climate change, environmental security and geopolitics, on which topics he has published extensively.

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Colour poster advertising the first Anti-Nuclear Power Show at Carnsore Point, county Wexford, on 18-20 August [1978].

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  • English

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    P28/433

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