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Power plants have a shelf life and need to be renewed, this does make it expensive. Safety is also a problem, if something goes wrong we could have another Chernobyl on our hands. However that is worst case scenario

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Low CO2 emissions, can run 90% of the time, less waste.

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When dealing with radioactivity certain things like gloves and tools get radiation poisoning and must be disposed of

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When the turbine spins it activates a generator, which generates energy and transports it to where it needs to go

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With all the Uranium in the world nuclear power could be sustained for 100 years easily

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Locations in the World That Have Nuclear Power

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Locations in the World That Have Nuclear Power

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As​ ​of​ ​April​ ​2017,​ ​30​ ​countries​ ​in​ ​the​ ​world​ ​have​ ​nuclear​ ​power.​ ​A​ ​few​ ​are​ ​France,​ ​Ukraine,​ ​Sweden,

Canada,​ ​China,​ ​Germany,​ ​Russia,​ ​UK

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Uranium​ ​can​ ​be​ ​found​ ​in​ ​Arizona,​ ​Colorado,​ ​Nebraska,​ ​Wyoming,​ ​New​ ​Mexico,​ ​Texas,​ ​Utah.​ ​

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When Uranium atoms are split it produces heat, the heat is turned into steam, the steam is then used to spin a turbine which generates electricity

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Nuclear energy is a sustainable resource but it is non renewable

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Def: Uranium atoms split to create heat