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    In the city of Yatsushiro the fires, power outages occurred in many cities. The region gains more rescue teams and military units, who are looking for people under the rubble of buildings and help those left homeless. There have also been many reports of people blocked under the debris of buildings…

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    Thesis: Our energy comes predominantly from fossil fuels because of it’s supposed inexpensiveness. However, the cost of fossil fuels in terms of human lives is often ignored. Nuclear power, on the other hand, is a much safer alternative because it results in fewer deaths per unit of energy produced than coal and natural gas. By comparing their outputs in terms of energy produced per unit of fuel consumed, and comparing that with the amount of byproducts produced as well as the amount of deaths…

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    PROCESS OF FINDINGS The case study (Sozogaku.com, 2017) clarifies the design flaws and the human error which led to the innovation of future nuclear programs. After the disaster, Ukraine withheld information regarding the design flaws to protect their public image. Before we discuss the impact the Chernobyl Disaster had globally, it is essential that we analyze the impact it had on its own environment as well as the economy. The dense radiation contaminated significant agricultural products.…

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    to come (given the threshold of social and economic reality). Nuclear power often gets a lot of criticism from people who advocate green energy exclusively but it should not be written off as a less than viable option. Nuclear energy has a controversial and tragic past that demonizes itself in the public eye. It has also been the subject of scandalous and troublesome political conflicts. Despite its societal reputation, nuclear power done responsibly and questioningly has the potential to lead…

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    Stanford National Forensic Institute. I had the opportunity to study and appreciate the basics of nuclear power. Progressing into a greener future where society is concerned with global warming, “our best energy option for the indefinite future is nuclear power” (Oliver). Nuclear power is not harmful for the environment, contrary to the negative connotation that is usually associated with the word “nuclear.” Meanwhile, it is common knowledge that fossil fuels are polluting…

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    four nearby nuclear plants were shutdown automatically when the quake hit. When the two plates on the ocean floor below slid roughly 164 feet, Japan as a whole shifted east and a colossal wall of water began to speed toward the shore. When a severe…

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    have all these power sources most of them are location oriented so most of our energy is created by two sources fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and petroleum) and nuclear. Coal and natural gas make up most of our energy, but why am I telling you this it’s because coal energy is a giant now but it is slowly ruining our environment. That’s why the future of our energy should be nuclear. The counter argument to this proposition is coal cost less and it is a necessary evil. Nuclear power should…

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    Nuclear power is the future of the planet. Using nuclear fission — a chemical reaction that splits the atom of a radioactive isotope — huge amounts of energy can be created. By utilizing the electricity that can be created from the energy released, no one in the world would be deprived of energy. Despite anti-nuclear views that technology is unprepared for natural disasters near nuclear plants, nuclear energy is the solution for the United Sates due to its environmental, economic and…

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    Nuclear Energy Meltdowns

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    Nuclear energy has always been known for the dangers associated with it. Radiation, first discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie, are penetrating rays and particles emitted by a radioactive substance. These penetrating rays can damage human cells, making them dangerous to human’s health. After one of the strongest earthquakes in recorded history, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake, hit Japan on March 11th, 2011. It was followed by a tsunami with waves reaching over 40.5 meters. The tsunami caused three…

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    Nuclear energy is a hot topic that is highly controversial. Many of the scholarly articles I have chosen have authors that stand neutral in the debate of nuclear energy. However, there are some articles that solely focus on the cons of nuclear energy. Overall, I have ten external sources that I will be using in my research paper. The first essential component of my essay should be my thesis. Without a proper thesis, writing a long research paper would be difficult. To every one positive of…

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