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    Japanese government first officially acknowledging radiation exposure following a tsunami strike against the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant as a cause of cancer. It provided worker’s compensation to one of the clean-up workers assigned to the plant. It appears other compensations are on the horizon. A significant portion of the 40,000 clean-up workers assigned to the power plant following the crisis seek compensation for cancer treatment from two main sources: public insurance programs…

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    of 2002, nuclear power supplies 20 percent of the United States electricity and the consumption of it will only grow. Around the same time, the U.S. government based the idea that the United States should begin to construct power plants. With doing this, we would be collecting more energy from nuclear power for ourselves. This is not a smart move for the U.S. whatsoever Nuclear power is not cheap, does not a healthy environmental impact, and it has many risks involved. Nuclear power is…

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    Chernobyl is the worst nuclear disaster, and it happened like a ninja in the dark, then how long will it last as the worst. Stated by facts sheet, 3 million have been affected. On the other hand, one most of them will come up later (31 people died stated by the Russians have either gotten cancer or mutated with 4 feet, two heads) With this story of the person will also come some of the causes both operator and how the reactor was built. Operator errors They ran the plant at very low power and…

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    Three Mile Island is situated on an island on the Susquehanna River. This is located by Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The accident at Three Mile Island is said to be one of the most momentous incidents in the history of the American nuclear power industry. The cause of the accident was due to many different variables. There were many human decisions made that led up to the partial meltdown of the Three Mile Island Unit 2 reactor (britannica.com). There were also, however, some good decisions made…

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    Chief Advisor Position on the Construction of a New Nuclear Power Plant in East Pennsboro. As you know, TMI was safely decommissioned last year and is no longer producing energy. An energy company wants to build a power plant in East Pennsboro Township. I believe making a power plant is a terrible idea, and I have many reasons. There is a huge environmental impact in power plants. Nuclear power plants run on uranium, and mining and refining uranium can be very hazardous. When the uranium is…

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    their modern lives power-generation has become the leading cause of air pollution, and the biggest contributing factor to global warming in the US. Finding a source of clean renewable energy at the lowest cost and lowest impact on the environment has become a very complex mission. Not only is the race for a renewable energy source dire to help save the planet, our current major power source, Coal is slowly but surely running out. As scientists look into new forms of power, Nuclear Energy has…

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    perception of nuclear energy after Chernobyl. Focusing on affected human health in the contemporary context attempting to argue the need of concealing nuclear related information benefitting modernity. Explored by using architectural, scientific, and theoretical texts from, Le Corbusier, “Colin Rowe and Robert Slutzky, Jacques-Alain Miller and Richard Miller, Eve Blau, IAEA, WHO, and UNSCEAR. We analyze transparency in information represented by the media and the perception of the nuclear…

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    Nuclear power makes up about 20% of the United States Electricity. Nuclear power wasn’t used until 1953. The idea came from World War II which used nuclear fission. Nuclear power is made by water being heated to create steam and that creates the power to split uranium atoms also using nuclear fission. Nuclear power has its advantages and also has it disadvantages but one in particular is dangerous. In March 2011 tragic struck Japan when a few reactors had become unstable and exploded. This being…

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    Why occurred on 26 April 1986 because an operator did something wrong. Most serious of the nuclear accidents. It will be managed by a dome that has s to build will be rolled over the reactor 4. It was initially kept a secret. Blame has been placed on people working in the factory and Most people affected were in the exclusion zone. Approximately 600,000-800,000 firefighters and emergency workers were on the scene. Statue was erected in honor of the fire men who gave there lives to save…

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    The convergence of three separate disasters in Fukushima Prefecture – earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis – is not only unique in terms of its scale and complexity, but also about the complicated interaction of health problems to which it may have given rise. The great Hanshin-Awaji (Kobe) earthquake that killed over 6,000 people in 1995 showed that in Japan disasters can affect different population groups with differing severity and that the elderly are especially vulnerable. For many…

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