Nuclear Energy

Nuclear energy is often used in developed countries. Some people believe that compared with other energy sources, it is the best energy source in terms of cost efficiency, while others argue that it is extremely dangerous in the event of leak or nuclear operators . I agree in part with the statement for the reasons below.

First, it is argued that nuclear energy is produced in bulk. Solar and wind which is obtained from natural resources are proven restricted while nuclear energy is created with a large volume by applying high technologies. However, to build nuclear power plants, it requires a huge amount of time and effort. It is estimated to need more than a century to complete a factory in the government, in the meantime, put all the downshifting to train experts to operate it. In other words, technology and expertise are required to complete the nuclear power plant.
Second, believe that this energy source CO¬¬2 reduce emissions into the atmosphere compared to other sources and save the exploitation of other natural resources. According to scientific data, statistics, the proportion of CO2 released from burning waste and hydroelectric plant ten times higher than its exit from nuclear energy. Besides, once nuclear energy prevails, the government take advantage of natural resources such as wind limits, solar or water is not necessary. But, in case of unexpected accident, the risks posed by the exploitation of nuclear energy less dangerous. Chernobyl in Russia is an example. Thousands of people suffered respiratory problems in the next generation when faced with birth defects. Environment said, the entire remaining area near the blast were engulfed in radioactive environments, making those who can not live there anymore.
In summary, nuclear energy has advantages and disadvantages of it. Depending on economic conditions and the long-term plans of each country, the government can use it or applications of others to achieve the needs of their people.