Nuclear energy is the only source of energy that can replace necessary parts of fossil fuels, such as gas, oil, and coal. This prevents massive pollution in the atmosphere which is something the community should support. Having coal power plants is extremely dangerous to the citizens and people, as coal is stored in uncovered piles in the area. Coal produces fly ash, toxic chemicals, and waste heat. By this, several near citizens can catch a case of black lung as a result of unsafe power plants. The rainfall creates runoff from coal piles and this runoff can impure land, water, and the water cycle in general. James Hansen in the video, James Hansen on Nuclear Energy states, “It hasn’t been compared with the effects that you will get from burning coal.” Switching to nuclear reactors gives clean energy, likewise it being reusable. The National Geographic Article on Nuclear Reactors explains, “They (nuclear energy) do not radically alter the environment around them.” This shows nuclear reactors won’t harm our environment anymore. Bruno Comby says from The Benefits of Nuclear Energy, “Our industrial civilization runs on energy and 85% of the world’s energy is provided by the fossil fuels, coal, oil and gas.” Coal power plants are used near double the nuclear reactor percentage in the United States. Overall, using nuclear reactors more and replacing other fossil fuels will reduce pollution and contamination in the
Nuclear energy is the only source of energy that can replace necessary parts of fossil fuels, such as gas, oil, and coal. This prevents massive pollution in the atmosphere which is something the community should support. Having coal power plants is extremely dangerous to the citizens and people, as coal is stored in uncovered piles in the area. Coal produces fly ash, toxic chemicals, and waste heat. By this, several near citizens can catch a case of black lung as a result of unsafe power plants. The rainfall creates runoff from coal piles and this runoff can impure land, water, and the water cycle in general. James Hansen in the video, James Hansen on Nuclear Energy states, “It hasn’t been compared with the effects that you will get from burning coal.” Switching to nuclear reactors gives clean energy, likewise it being reusable. The National Geographic Article on Nuclear Reactors explains, “They (nuclear energy) do not radically alter the environment around them.” This shows nuclear reactors won’t harm our environment anymore. Bruno Comby says from The Benefits of Nuclear Energy, “Our industrial civilization runs on energy and 85% of the world’s energy is provided by the fossil fuels, coal, oil and gas.” Coal power plants are used near double the nuclear reactor percentage in the United States. Overall, using nuclear reactors more and replacing other fossil fuels will reduce pollution and contamination in the