How do you start writing about nuclear pollution?

Answer 1

It's best to know what you are talking about first, too many ill-informed articles have been written. You really need to be involved in the industry to get enough background, and the health physics branch would be a good place to learn about pollution as it actually happens (which is very little generally). If you are going to be an outside observer, you need at least to understand the different types of radiation and their effects on living bodies, the chemistry of how different species are absorbed and how they behave in the environment, and so on. So if you haven't already got a degree in physics I suggest you complete some sort of course at you local college on the subject, before going into print.

Answer 2

To start writing about nuclear pollution, research the topic to understand the causes, effects, and solutions. Organize your thoughts by creating an outline with key points and arguments. Begin with an engaging introduction that clearly states your purpose and thesis statement, followed by body paragraphs that delve into each point. Finally, conclude with a summary of your findings and potential recommendations for addressing nuclear pollution.