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Nuclear Powers – Nuclear Accidents 1 year 10 weeks ago

Know the biggest accidents of history that involved nuclear energy.
The peaceful use of nuclear energy has always been a great discussion. The greatest concerns about the matter are the possibility of accidents. The radiation released into the environment can seriously injure and kill people and other living beings.

Why Nuclear Energy Should Exist? 2 years 7 weeks ago

What do you imagine when they hear the word "nuclear"? Nuclear actually means part of or in connection with the nuclei of atoms (atomic nuclei). It's a bit tricky to get to know more about nuclear, you need to learn of special. If you want to know what semenarnya Nuclear, why is created, what the benefits,dangers of nuclear for life and how when world without nuclear. Please you read this article further.

The Nuclear Threat outweighs the Oil Gains. Surely? 1 year 6 weeks ago

Libya may have oil but Japan has nuclear disaster of epic Chernobyl level proportions. So which should the world's traditional media outlets be focusing on more? We ask: is Libya and its war going to end the world as we know it? Should the UN be uniting more in the name of stopping, if possible, nuclear meltdown rather than enforcing no fly-by zones, and where, during all this, is the world press? Cause Japan's nuclear disaster is not going anywhere and will definately outlive Gaddafi.
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Analysis: After Japan, nuclear accident ratings reform sought | Reuters 1 year 6 weeks ago

(Reuters) - The declaration that the Fukushima crisis ranks at the same level as the Chernobyl disaster on the international nuclear accident scale has some experts calling for radical reform of the system.

Before Fukushima, the 1986 Chernobyl disaster was the only event classified as a level 7 event on the scale. The blast at Chernobyl in Ukraine spread radioactive material over much of Europe, killing dozens in and around the plant and many more from cancer over time.

Animation explains Fukushima nuclear plant situation 1 year 9 weeks ago

An animation called Nuclear Boy has been released which explains the current of situation at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan.

The unfortunate outcome of both the earthquake and tsunami is that a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan is having some issues and may cause a nuclear catastrophe. In order to educate the public, the Japanese authorities are using animation as a means of putting across an otherwise quite scary message.