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What are the risk of generating electricity by using nuclear power plants?
The waste is the issue.
What has the author McKinley C Olson written?
McKinley C. Olson has written: 'Unacceptable risk' -- subject(s): Atomic power-plants, Nuclear power plants
Why India need nuclear power plan?
The same reason as the other countries that have nuclear power plans. Firstly to show off power. The other reason : Fear. Not even for energy generation, nuclear capability is justified due to the high risk that nuclear power plants represent.
Are nuclear plants dangerous to operate?
No, there is a small risk, but their energy output is much higher than that of other power sources
What has the author Hyunsuk Ahn written?
Hyunsuk Ahn has written: 'Investigation of reliability growth in the nuclear industry for probabilistic risk assessment' -- subject(s): Reliability (Engineering), Nuclear power plants, Risk assessment
What has the author R R Fullwood written?
R. R. Fullwood has written: 'Probabilistic safety assessment in the chemical and nuclear industries' -- subject(s): Chemical plants, Nuclear power plants, Risk assessment
Risk and benefits of nuclear power plant in Philippines?
risks and benefits of nuclear power
What has the author H G Hamzehee written?
H. G Hamzehee has written: 'Risk-based performance indicators' -- subject(s): Nuclear power plants, Risk assessment
What is one positive and negitative thing about nuclear power plants?
One good thing is that they provide a decent amount of power. However, one bad thing is the risk of an explosion, the equivalent of a nuke.
What does a nuclear power plant provide?
Electricity, but there is a risk of radioactive leakage.
How expensive are coal burning power plants?
They have been the standard-with much improvement over l00 years of Con Ed Power & Light. They are certainly more economical risk-wise than the Nuclear jobs.
What is the average age of worker in a nuclear power plant?
The average age of workers in nuclear power plants varies but is typically around 45-50 years old. This is due to the amount of experience and expertise required to work in such a high-risk industry.
