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What does a nuclear power plant provide?
Electricity, but there is a risk of radioactive leakage.
Why should society continue to use nuclear energy?
Because we need to. We need to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and stop producing greenhouse gases. Right now, and for the foreseeable future, say about 50 years, the only viable source of energy in the large scale is nuclear. None of the alternative sources are truly ready for large scale continuous operation. It is true that nuclear power carries risk, but so does fossil power. In fact, it can be argued that the risk of fossil power is greater, in total, than the risk of nuclear power. Unfortunately, various incidents such as Fukushima Daiichi, Chernobyl, and Three Mile Island have been highlighted way out of proportion and people are unnecessarily afraid.
What are the risks associated with the use of nuclear energy?
The major risk is the only bi products which are capable of radiating harmful radiations such as gamma rays and emitting alpha and beta particles. Otherwise it will be a great boon for the humanity to produce electrical power in a cheaper way. In case of nuclear fusion such a problem does not exist but the pity is that for initiation we need the nuclear fission to produce the high temperature needed for fusion reaction to get started.
What are the risks of producing nuclear energy?
One main risk to nuclear power is how it is actually produced. A series of control rods must be in place before you can even start one, and a coolant system is required so the reactor doesn't melt down when it gets too hot.
What is the greatest problem with nuclear energy?
The risk of nuclear explosions and radioactive wastes. Think of the Chernobyll Accident in the Ukraine. That happened in Europe in the late 80s.
What risk is associated with using nuclear fission to produce energy in a power plant?
exposure of workers to radiation. hope that helps.
Risk and benefits of nuclear power plant in Philippines?
risks and benefits of nuclear power
Saccharin use is associated with an increased risk of bladder cancer in humans?
Yes
What does a nuclear power plant provide?
Electricity, but there is a risk of radioactive leakage.
What are the risk of generating electricity by using nuclear power plants?
The waste is the issue.
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.
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
Is nuclear power going to be the bridge that gets us from fossil fuels?
It already is. The trouble is finding places where people don't mind having a nuclear power plant Due to the perceived risk which is misconceptionally high.
Who is most at risk in a nuclear energy accident?
Those most at risk in a nuclear energy accident are the workers at the nuclear facility itself.
When was Nuclear Risk Reduction Center created?
Nuclear Risk Reduction Center was created in 1987.
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 good points are there about poo power?
This would be a lot better for the environment and theirs not the risk of a dangerous explosion unlike Nuclear power. Hope this helps a little!
