War: Nuclear Power

Cold war is the moment of tension of the world. From 1945 to 1989, the United States is a leader and nuclear power, competing with the Soviet Union and creating numerous nuclear weapons. However, even if the Cold War is over, nuclear weapons are still a threat. Countries around the world are making efforts to create nuclear energy and they have not promised to use it for peaceful purposes. Examples of nuclear weapons struggles include Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs, Cuban missile crisis and Iran's recent nuclear weapons program.

Thank you for your letter. Nuclear power, nuclear warfare, and space nuclear weapons are closely related. The nuclear issue is not actually an energy issue, but about the needs of the military, the secret of the military, and so on. Without military affairs, nuclear power will not be realized and will not last more than 50 years. I believe Colin Powell and the entire current administration are lying to American citizens and that they are falling into trouble. The most fundamental principle of democracy is the truth. This must be true. "We believe these truths are self-evident ..." Government fraud is tyranny. However, the democratic government that is governed by undoubted mobs may be worse. We all need to understand the situation more fully. Please be more careful to our leaders. Otherwise you got it ... a tyrant

People are afraid of nuclear energy. From the recent crisis in Fukushima to the word "nuclear", many people are worried about their power. Most importantly, nuclear plants are believed to be able to produce and bring more nuclear weapons. Finally, regrettable, nuclear power is terrible to the environment. After all, these ideas are myths and we must educate the public about why these myths hinder recovery from better and more sustainable energy. First let's talk about nuclear power plants and public safety issues. Fossil fuels such as coal are more dangerous than nuclear power. How about nuclear melt down? Although it is very rare, tragedy can occur and it will happen, but there is no debate. However, they pose a threat, but it is a negligible threat compared to other energy sources.