Nuclear energy should not be a resource after what happened in Japan on 11 march 2011. That day a Nuclear power plantation has been destroyed by an earthquake in Japan. It causes radiation all around Japan and many people died. It doesn't matter if the disaster happened on Japan just because Japan is known for tsunami, earthquake, storm surge, and floods.This global warming situation is out of control for everybody so this can happen anywhere and if any natural causes hit any nuclear power plant it's going to be really bad for everybody like what happen to the nuclear power plant called the Fukushima crisis. Nuclear energy is not good for the world. The risk of accidents causing acute exposure to radiation will always remain. After the Fukushima disaster, it showed the world that nuclear power is unsafe. The citizens in Japan near by the Fukushima Nuclear Power plant was exposed to radiation and died less than an hour. The question is why is
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Government or Nuclear officials choose to ignore to dismiss the possibility of a Fukushima accident. Governments were interested in developing nuclear power plants, but they have been too preoccupied with social and political issues about their nuclear plans. Iran says they need nuclear power for their energy security. And Europe’s diplomatic try to convince it otherwise and that it would be safer and could be much easier that civilian nuclear energy is unnecessary.
And if Europe really do want a nuclear free world, then they have to commit to abandoning on nuclear technology. Even now Iran is developing a program that analyzes a covert nuclear weapon capability. In response to the Fukushima nuclear accident the government decided to take discuss on a term called National Discussion. There was a Deliberative Polling that had been introduced to Japan policy level. This DP included 285 patients across japan, asking them to deliberate on three nuclear plan
Government or Nuclear officials choose to ignore to dismiss the possibility of a Fukushima accident. Governments were interested in developing nuclear power plants, but they have been too preoccupied with social and political issues about their nuclear plans. Iran says they need nuclear power for their energy security. And Europe’s diplomatic try to convince it otherwise and that it would be safer and could be much easier that civilian nuclear energy is unnecessary.
And if Europe really do want a nuclear free world, then they have to commit to abandoning on nuclear technology. Even now Iran is developing a program that analyzes a covert nuclear weapon capability. In response to the Fukushima nuclear accident the government decided to take discuss on a term called National Discussion. There was a Deliberative Polling that had been introduced to Japan policy level. This DP included 285 patients across japan, asking them to deliberate on three nuclear plan