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-https://e360.yale.edu/features/why-nuclear-power-must-be-part-of-the-energy-solution-environmentalists-climate
-https://physicsworld.com/a/how-green-is-nuclear-energy/
-https://youmatter.world/en/is-nuclear-energy-clean-zero-emissions-and-ecological/
-https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/3-reasons-why-nuclear-clean-and-sustainable#:~:text=Nuclear%20is%20a%20zero%2Demission,byproducts%20emitted%20by%20fossil%20fuels.
-https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/safety-and-security/safety-of-plants/safety-of-nuclear-power-reactors.aspx#:~:text=The%20evidence%20over%20six%20decades,with%20other%20commonly%20accepted%20risks.

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The world is fragile, and we all seem to forget that. By going to more environmentally friendly options we can give it the care that it needs.

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The Earth is important, it needs to be cared of. Many times when we use Fossil Fuels for energy, it only harms the planet. By switching to nuclear energy we are able to become more environmentally friendly, and possibilities of environmental neutrality.

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To summarize, nuclear energy is the most environmentally neutral out of all sources, and it has the highest chance of powering the Earth through renewable energy.

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The evidence over six decades shows that nuclear power is a safe means of generating electricity. The risk of accidents in nuclear power plants is low and declining. The consequences of an accident or terrorist attack are minimal compared with other commonly accepted risks

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Yes, years ago nuclear power plants have definitely caused an immense amount of damage. Since then technology has greatly improved, nuclear power plants are well controlled now and have little risk of causing any physical damage.

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Nuclear energy plants, when not taken care of properly have exploded, and caused irreparable damage to the environment and to the people.

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on the other hand

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Nuclear energy has a median carbon footprint of 12 g CO₂ eq per kWh of electricity produced, which is as much as wind power, and 3 to 4 times less than solar energy or 70 times less than coal power plants, according to IPCC analysts. As for the smoke that comes out of the plants, it is simply the water vapor that evaporates when the reactors are cooled. And this steam has no impact on the environment because it joins the natural cycle of water.

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It is also worth noting that other energy sources are not waste-free. Coal produces large volumes of solid waste, in addition to the airborne emissions, but even renewable-energy sources produce waste. Frequently, the toxicity of this waste is an issue, but in some cases even the sheer volume of waste creates challenges. For example, solar energy requires large arrays of solar panels, which degrade over time and must be replaced. For a small country such as Japan, the question of what to do with all these spent panels is already becoming a problem.

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nuclear power plants operate at much higher capacity factors than renewable energy sources or fossil fuels. Capacity factor is a measure of what percentage of the time a power plant actually produces energy. It’s a problem for all intermittent energy sources. The sun doesn’t always shine, nor the wind always blow, nor water always fall through the turbines of a dam.

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Nuclear energy has the highest chance of fully powering the Earth.

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Second of all,

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"Nuclear is a zero-emission clean energy source. It generates power through fission, which is the process of splitting uranium atoms to produce energy. The heat released by fission is used to create steam that spins a turbine to generate electricity without the harmful byproducts emitted by fossil fuels"

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Nuclear energy is environmentally neutral.

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In the first place

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First I will dive into my first point being that nuclear energy is environmentally neutral, support it with evidence from multiple sources, and transition into my second point which is, that it has the highest chance of powering the Earth through renewable energy.

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Nuclear energy is the most sustainable of "renewable" energy sources.

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As a person residing on the planet Earth, I care about what happens to our environment, as many others do. By being informed about all energy source options, we are all doing our job to make sure the Earth is here hundreds of years from now on.

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I have spent time, and time researching environmental health. Additionally have taken classes on the topic itself. It is something I am passionate about!

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What is the first word someone would think of when I say nuclear energy? Many say bombs, nuclear explosions and death. In reality, all of this information is outdated and I will showcase the benefits and uses of nuclear energy.