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ALARP stands for "As Low As Reasonably Practicable," a principle used in risk management to ensure that risks are minimized to the lowest level that can be reasonably achieved. This involves weighing the risk against the time, trouble, and cost of further risk reduction measures. Essentially, it requires that all practicable steps be taken to reduce risks unless the cost is grossly disproportionate to the benefits gained. This approach is commonly applied in industries such as engineering, health and safety, and environmental management.
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What is the maximum allowance emissions from British power stations?
I don't know of any quantitative value, but the link below will give some idea of the green agenda - whether anything will come of it I don't know. I'm pretty sure no government is going to accept rulings which would leave the country with severe power cuts, but future building may have such standards imposed. But does anyone really know how to incorporate the CCS technology? As far as nuclear stations are concerned, the policy is ALARP - as low as reasonably possible.
What is a good topic for your alarp project?
there's a million topics you could do, there's topics as far from lobying to things like mining to things like eventions during a war... the best way to find a topic is first find somthing intresting, like space or even ice cream, and then work to conect it to europeian history or American history, or any other requirement that the teacher or who ever gives you. It's easy to connect any requirement to your choosen topic with a bit of research. there's a million topics you could do, there's topics as far from lobying to things like mining to things like eventions during a war... the best way to find a topic is first find somthing intresting, like space or even ice cream, and then work to conect it to europeian history or American history, or any other requirement that the teacher or who ever gives you. It's easy to connect any requirement to your choosen topic with a bit of research. there's a million topics you could do, there's topics as far from lobying to things like mining to things like eventions during a war... the best way to find a topic is first find somthing intresting, like space or even ice cream, and then work to conect it to europeian history or American history, or any other requirement that the teacher or who ever gives you. It's easy to connect any requirement to your choosen topic with a bit of research.
