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To sustain a country's energy or for weapons.
Nuclear energy is used by most of the developed world as a cheap and very clean form of energy. "Environmental groups" inside the U.S.A. prevent us from using this technology and staying dependent on dirty foreign drilled oil.
It is almost as if oil companies are in charge of many environmental groups and being used as pawns to prevent clean power that is green and abundant from being used.
France uses mostly nuclear power because it is cheap and clean. Everyone should be trying to exploit this power source.
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What are two reasons people do not use nuclear enery for?
Two common reasons people do not use nuclear energy are concerns about safety due to the potential risk of accidents leading to radioactive leaks, and the long-term management of nuclear waste, which poses environmental and health risks. Additionally, the high initial cost of building nuclear power plants is also a deterrent for some.
Do batteries use nuclear energy?
Batteries use chemical energy to create voltage to drive current flow. They do not use nuclear energy.
What is a sentence using nuclear energy?
I'm pretty sure that nuclear energy is not as safe to use as solar energy is. I wonder if the Japanese people are anxious to escape their reliance on nuclear energy, now that they have experienced a serious meltdown event.
How do use the words nuclear energy in a sentence?
there was nuclear energy in the science experiment
What method do we use for generating energy, nuclear fusion or fission?
Nuclear fission is the method currently used for generating energy, while nuclear fusion is still being developed for practical use.
What are two reasons that people have not been able to use nuclear fusion as an energy source?
Nuclear fusion is unsure now at industrial scale.
What are two reasons that people don't use nuclear fusion as a energy source?
One good reason-it has not been made to work yet! We do of course use solar energy which is produced by nuclear fusion
What are two reasons people do not use nuclear enery for?
Two common reasons people do not use nuclear energy are concerns about safety due to the potential risk of accidents leading to radioactive leaks, and the long-term management of nuclear waste, which poses environmental and health risks. Additionally, the high initial cost of building nuclear power plants is also a deterrent for some.
Are you against the use of nuclear energy?
i am,yes.in fact nuclear energy could kill houndreds of billions of people including you!!
How people use nuclear energy?
Nuclear energy is primarily used to power large naval craft and the electrical distribution grid.
Where people in ancient times able to use nuclear energy?
No no form of man-made nuclear energy was created until 1942
What are two reasons people do not use nuclear energy instead of using fossil fuels?
Nuclear power stations are very expensive to set up, compared with fossil fuel (coal, oil and natural gas) power stations.There is a problem disposing of nuclear waste and people are afraid of accidents.
What are two reasons people use nuclear energy instead of using of fossil fuels?
Nuclear power stations are very expensive to set up, compared with fossil fuel (coal, oil and natural gas) power stations.There is a problem disposing of nuclear waste and people are afraid of accidents.
What would make the US want to use nuclear energy?
Some reasons could be: * Availability of nuclear fuel * Availability of nuclear technology * Declining reserves of fossil fuels * Power generation Potential of nuclear fuels
What Does not use nuclear energy?
All material uses nuclear energy.
Do batteries use nuclear energy?
Batteries use chemical energy to create voltage to drive current flow. They do not use nuclear energy.
What are two reasons people do not use energy instead of using fossil fuels?
Nuclear power stations are very expensive to set up, compared with fossil fuel (coal, oil and natural gas) power stations.There is a problem disposing of nuclear waste and people are afraid of accidents.
