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    situated in one of the most idyllic portions of Virginia, we are far enough south from DC and far enough north from Richmond and just rural enough that our AQI is hovers typically around 20. Additionally, our power is supplied by one of the largest nuclear power plants in the US, the North Anna Power Station, so we experience none of the effects of the coal mining or burning that supplies much of the state's energy. In light of this, and because it interests me personally I have chosen to…

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    of Calgary Fundamentals of Nuclear Energy Najee Elbaroudi James Cody Webber Taylor Donegan Mar 28/16 Abstract One of the most effective ways of converting the natural energy stored in the Earth into usable electricity for everyday life is through the use of nuclear chain reactions created in nuclear reactors. Countries such as China, South Africa and the US have implemented a special kind of reactor to capture the vast amount of energy given off by these nuclear reactions. The Pebble Bed…

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    Furnace Replacement | Air Conditioning Installation Before Winter Arrives: Warning Signs it’s Time for a New Furnace When winter arrives you count on the furnace for a comfortable home. Being aware of the potential warning signs of a failing furnace ensures a new one can be installed before winter arrives. With cooler weather soon to be arriving, homeowner’s will be testing their furnace and scheduling maintenance with their HVAC technician. When firing the furnace up this fall, the following…

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    MRI Machines

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    MRI machine actually present are the water molecules that make up most of our bodies systems and organs. Water molecules consist of oxygen and hydrogen atoms, the core of which is a nucleus, a single proton. The protons have a basic property called nuclear spin as well as an electrical charge which makes them act like little magnets. When the magnetic field makes the spinning protons wiggle, the stronger the magnetic field, the faster the wiggle. Nuclei wiggle at roughly 50 million times per…

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    Fusion Vs Nuclear Energy

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    Nine different power plants presented their proposals the past few days, and they all were very informative. There were a couple proposals that intrigued me, and a few that I do not like at all. All of the presentations were full of information and knew what they were talking about, but some stood out over others because of the energy type, not the presentation. There were two companies that presented types of nuclear energy, fission and fusion. Although they are both nuclear energy sources,…

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    Uranium mining has long caused controversy in the Kakadu region. Kakadu National Park, located in the Northern Territory of Australia, possesses within its boundaries a number of large uranium deposits. I am writing on behalf of the environmental group, as we are extremely concerned on Kakadu National Parks flora, fauna and aesthetic value. Having accepting the mining for the nation's biggest uranium mine, we all will soon watch the Kakadu, industrial interloper depart. If mining uranium in the…

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    Animals and plants are also greatly affected by nuclear accidents. A number of species has been researched in the years since the Chernobyl accident. There are physiological and morphological changes in animal and plant species due to the radiation exposure (Wehrden et al., 2011). The figure to the right shows recorded morphological and physiological changes in different animal species in the Chernobyl area. Radiation has affected mushrooms in Sweden, bats in Chernobyl, and plants in…

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    Women Vs Nuclear Energy

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    believe that nuclear energy could be our ticket out of this crisis. These people believe that if France can produce 76.9% of its energy from nuclear reactors, the world could easily depend on nuclear energy (“World Statistics”). Two organizations, the Nuclear Energy Institute and Women in Nuclear, argue that development of the nuclear energy industry could be beneficial to all. However, the two have very different takes on how it could be beneficial. While Women in Nuclear sees the nuclear…

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    The Fukushima Catastrophe

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    The fukushima catastrophe that occured in 2001 demonstrated what happens when a nuclear power plant's saftey system fails. Along with this, the U.S. nuclear industry responded by saying that that will not happen here, but it can and it will eventually. Even if a meltdown doesn't occur, the waste the nuclear power plants produce do some damage to our enviroment. Every waste dump in the U.S. leaks radiation that can travel through the air,ground water, and agricultural consumption which can lead…

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    Nuclear energy is a form of energy that may not be the best option. Instead of using nuclear power, we should use solar power and wind turbines. Nuclear power would have the potential to harm humans and the globe. The toxins released from the use of this could produce the radioactivity to harm humans’ genetics and could possibly lead to global warming. On top of being harmful, it could explode. If this were to happen, many of us would be gone and it would alter the means of life that are…

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