A Proposal on the Energy Crisis

In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed the Atlantic Ocean and became one of the most legendary figures in history when discovering the Americas. Prior to Columbus, it was thought that the Northern Europe explorer Life Ericsson set a settlement traveling in Canada. It does not matter whether Columbus or Eriksson actually discovered this finding. The three fleets of Columbus left Spain on August 3, 1492 and it is said that they took about five weeks to arrive at their destination.

Due to the energy crisis, interest in renewable energy, nuclear energy, and domestic fossil fuels is rising. According to Peter Grossman, the US energy policy has been dominated by a critical mindset since the crisis, promoting an expensive quick solution and a single solution ignoring the reality of the market and technology. He repeatedly supported policies that promise politically useful solutions instead of providing stable rules to support basic research, leaving enough room for entrepreneurial spirit and innovation, The prospects are suspicious.

Sensitive environmental groups are reluctant to fund public opinion and they desperately study energy perspective and warn about clean energy crisis. Worldwide, energy demand is rising and clean energy has not kept pace. The fear of our nuclear power plant, which is the largest source of low carbon power in the United States, is one of the reasons for the early planning and suspension of nuclear power plants, It may continue to operate. Even if we experience a clean energy crisis, our people and policy makers seem to be more interested in virtual nuclear disasters than the real climate crisis before them.

Nuclear power is proposed as an answer to the demand for clean energy compared with the carbon dioxide production plant. Nuclear power is not necessarily clean energy. The impact of nuclear energy on the environment poses a serious problem to consider, especially before deciding to add nuclear power plants. Nuclear power is called clean energy because the power plant does not release carbon dioxide. This is true, but it is fraudulent. Nuclear power plants may not emit carbon dioxide during operation, but emit large quantities of carbon dioxide in activities related to the construction and operation of power plants. Nuclear power plants use uranium as fuel. In the process of mining uranium, a large amount of carbon dioxide is released into the environment. After the new nuclear power plant is completed, carbon dioxide is released into the environment. Finally, the transport of radioactive waste can also lead to carbon dioxide emissions.