Nuclear Energy: A Harmful Clean Energy

Introduction Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and addressing climate change remains a challenge and the world will face depletion of fossil fuel energy, but energy demand has increased over the years. An effective way to solve this problem is to switch to renewable or nuclear energy. The impact of the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident in 2011 on nuclear science is increasing, and there is strong support for the development of renewable energy. Compared with renewable energy, nuclear power has been widely used in mature and applicable technologies for decades.

Nuclear power is clean because it does not generate harmful gas or carbon dioxide. In the article nuclear power ratio. Fossil fuel, Debashree Sen said nuclear fission produces energy without releasing greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide. As everyone knows, burning fossil fuels generates a large amount of carbon dioxide, so we make carbon dioxide every day. According to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "90% of carbon emissions from power generation in the United States comes from coal-fired power plants." Obviously, combustion of fossil fuels caused climate change. If people use nuclear energy, it prevents the release of carbon dioxide, thereby preventing temperature rises. Utilization of nuclear energy will prevent sea level rise. We will save millions of lives. Save millions of acres of land

We can not use energy as a panacea for all energy and climate issues facing the earth, including nuclear power. Ideally, nuclear energy will be used in conjunction with other forms of clean renewable energy due to the gradual abolition of traditional fossil fuels. Nuclear energy as an energy source is very useful during this transition period. Progressive people are aware that this is important. At the moment, the cost of using renewable energy as the main power source will be very high in the near future. Furthermore, if this happens, the majority of the economic burden will be imposed on the world's most vulnerable and developing countries, which is not a progressive and prospective result. The use of nuclear power is the ideal way to compromise, while recognizing climate change while recognizing economic reality

Nuclear power is in a safe, clean and sustainable future. Nuclear power is expensive and dangerous, but it is not always clean because it does not show nuclear pollution. Renewable energy is more economical and economical, there is no danger of nuclear crisis. In 1986, the massive disaster in Chernobyl in Ukraine and in Japan in Fukushima in Japan raised public awareness of the dangers of nuclear power generation. Therefore, enthusiasm for nuclear power has waned. The catastrophic risk of nuclear power, such as the collapse of reactors in Japan and Ukraine, far exceeds the potential benefits.