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What has the author William Norman Boyd Mullan written?

Books:

* The Case for the Three Mile Island Cleanup (1983)

* Inside Chernobyl: The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster (1988)

* The Nuclear Power Dilemma (1989)

* The Great Atlantic Garbage Patch (1991)

* The Green Conspiracy: Reality and Fantasy in the Politics of the Environment (1992)

* Losing Paradise: The Growing Threat to Our Oceans and How to Save Them (1993)

* Farewell to the Ivory Tower: English and the Rise of the Public University (1995)

* Environmentalism and the Future of Progress (2000)

* The End of the World as We Know It: What Climate Change Means for Our Future (2002)

* The Unseen World: Revelations from the Vast, Unseen Realm at the Heart of Creation (2005)

* God and the Mind: The Future of Faith in the Age of Neuroscience (2011)

* Living in the Endless City: The Urban Age Project by The Atlantic (2013)

* Future Shock: Ten Lessons for Surviving the 21st Century (2016)

* Utopia or Apocalypse: The Future We Choose (2019)

Essays and articles:

* "The Case for the Three Mile Island Cleanup" (The New York Times, 1983)

* "Inside Chernobyl: The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster" (The Washington Post, 1988)

* "The Nuclear Power Dilemma" (The Atlantic Monthly, 1989)

* "The Great Atlantic Garbage Patch" (National Geographic, 1991)

* "The Green Conspiracy: Reality and Fantasy in the Politics of the Environment" (The New York Times, 1992)

* "Losing Paradise: The Growing Threat to Our Oceans and How to Save Them" (The Atlantic Monthly, 1993)

* "Farewell to the Ivory Tower: English and the Rise of the Public University" (The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1995)

* "Environmentalism and the Future of Progress" (The New York Times, 2000)

* "The End of the World as We Know It: What Climate Change Means for Our Future" (The Atlantic Monthly, 2002)

* "The Unseen World: Revelations from the Vast, Unseen Realm at the Heart of Creation" (The New York Times, 2005)

* "God and the Mind: The Future of Faith in the Age of Neuroscience" (The Atlantic Monthly, 2011)

* "Living in the Endless City: The Urban Age Project by The Atlantic" (The Atlantic, 2013)

* "Future Shock: Ten Lessons for Surviving the 21st Century" (The Atlantic, 2016)

* "Utopia or Apocalypse: The Future We Choose" (The Atlantic, 2019)

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