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Nuclear Power
By: T-DOG, Kyle Moser
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Since all it gives off is steam there is no air pollution.
Nuclear power plants produce a big amount of energy to supply to cities.
PROS:
Nuclear power also is good because it is inexpensive.
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Cons:
1. A safe way to dispose of Uranium. 2. There is always that risk of a major accident. It would take a lot of money to repair, and the human casualties are uncertain. 3. It is expensive for the nuclear waste.
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Source of Energy
It is released from the nucleus of an atom. It happens either by Fission (spliting the atom apart) or Fusion (combining two atoms to form a larger atom). The fuel most commonly used is Uranium.
http://www.eia.gov/kids/energy.cfm?page=nuclear_home-basics
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Nuclear fission boils the water that it is in to create steam that turns a turbine to create energy.
How nuclear power works:
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Other Nuclear Power information:Three Mile Island (TMI) is the closest power plant near us. The plant is located on the Susquehanna river.
In 1935 President Dwight D. Eisenhower holds a speech called "Atoms of Peace". In his speech he talked about Nuclear atoms should be used for peaceful uses and not harmful uses.
Nuclear power gives off no emissions.
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Nuclear Energy Video
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Sources of Information
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Nuclear Power book By Tom and Gena Metcalf