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Which of these is NOT an example of sensitive information
Which of these is NOT an example of sensitive information
No. Nitrous oxide is the "dead body" of what could have been an ozone molecule, if water vapor had not gotten to the excited and unstable nitrogen and oxygen "free radical" first. The main threat is water vapor in that case.
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Depleted uranium is mildly radioactive, but poses a considerable health threat as a heavy metal poison or toxin.
Internal contamination (by ingestion or inhalation) with powders and aerosols (uranium metal or uranium compounds); the external irradiation is insignificant.
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Everything that produces carbon dioxide is potentially to blame. It takes huge quantities of fuel to mine and process uranium even though the nuclear energy, itself does not contribute CO2 directly.
Uranium is toxic and radioactive; the primary health risk is the inhalation of fine powders; this can be after many years a cause of lung cancers.
Yes, that is correct. Depleted uranium is a toxic metal and there have been studies made to show its ill effects. There is a much smaller secondary concern of radiation (as this material is still radioactive but much less so than natural or enriched uranium as it lacks the highly unstable isotope U-235) but toxicity is the primary threat.
In general, the greatest threat to Social Security/Medicare in recent years has been that, because of increased benefits and increased number of retirees, they are no longer actuarily sound.
The answer is impossible: we can use uranium in weapons but we can also use uranium in another very useful applications; it is a choice: aggressive countries as United States, United Kingdom, Israel, Russia, etc. can use nuclear weapons as a threat against the other countries.
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