Nuclear Energy
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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WHAT IS NUCLEAR ENERGY?
NUCLEAR ENERGY is using fission power to make heat and nuclear energy nonrenewable because it uses uranium and uranium is a ore from the ground.
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HOW DOES IT WORK?
NUCLEAR ENERGY USE URANIUM TO POWER THE REACTOR AND IT IS USED TO HEAT THE WATER.
WHERE IS ARE THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS?
THERE ARE ABOUT 439 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE WORLD
PRO'S
- Saved people
- No carbon monoxide.
It doesn't give out carbon monoxide.
It saved about 1.8 million people between 1976-2009
It saved about 1.8 million people between 1976-2009
CON'S
- Radiation
- Expensive
It can have a melt down and explode it will cause radiation in the area.
Some of the nuclear power plant are expensive.
Some of the nuclear power plant are expensive.
