no because it a nice place
Britain's nuclear power stations were built on the west coast due to historical reasons, such as the availability of cooling water from the sea and proximity to population centers. This location also reduces the risk of radioactive contamination spreading over densely populated areas in case of an accident. However, newer nuclear power stations are being built inland to diversify the locations.
A matter of primary importance is the fact that nuclear power plants need to be built to withstand the heaviest earthquakes likely to happen in the are in which they are sited. The west coast is home to the majority of earthquakes in the United States. Nuclear power plants also need large amounts of cooling water. Most nuclear power plants are inland, on fresh water, and the west coast does not have a large amount of inland water.
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No, Sydney does not have a nuclear power station. Australia does not have any operational nuclear power plants.
Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station was created in 1983.
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Africa has the Ivory Coast.
In Ivory Coast only!!!
people used to trade ivory along the coast
Yes, the Ivory Coast has a Prime Minister whom is appointed by the President of the Ivory Coast.
Ivory Coast is a very poor country.
Ivory Coast's climate is tropical savanna.
Ivory Coast is a Tropical Rainforest Biome.
when it is the declaration of independence in ivory coast
Yes, along the coast line the ivory coast is covered with rainforest.
I don't know all but I do know that the most famous landmark in Ivory Coast is National park of Ivory Coast.
Ivory coast's major export was coacoa beans.