Nuclear Energy: Friendly or Deadly?

Hello Blog-venturers! Today we'll be talking about Nuclear Energy, [or dubbed as NE].

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     For starters, what is NE? Well, it is a type of energy in which you obtain the energy from nuclear reactions, which are fission and fusion. Fission refers to the separation of the atomic nuclei creating amounts of energy while fusion refers to its combination.


     The good thing about NE is that it is really efficient and reliable. It also causes less pollution. Another one of its benefits is that, if power plants were to open, prices for electricity would be considerably low. Lastly, it's definitely better than other sources of energy, such as coal due to the fact that it produces less harmful gases such as Carbon Dioxide.


     Now that we've told you one side of the coin, we must tell you the other. The bad thing about NE is that it's not 100% safe. Victims of Chernobyl and Fukushima can tell you this. Also, it's a nonrenewable source of energy, so at some point in time, the fuel it uses will run out. Although, some fuels such as Uranium will last quite a long time.


     We all think that NE is a very good source of energy. We think that it should be used as a source of energy and that it's worth the money. I mean, it's very efficient and it might just save us from poverty. Solarium says it'd be worth it.

To use Nuclear Energy

Or not to use Nuclear Energy

Which to choose?

     You may be wondering, how did we all know this? Actually, we paid a little visit to the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, or simply BNPP. Before the trip we expected to learn what NE's about, including its advantages and disadvantages, the Nuclear Power Plant's history, etc. When we got there, it was exactly what we learned.


     During the tour, we saw all kinds of different parts of the power plant. We loved all of them. We enjoyed the operating room, turbines, control room and more. We all found these parts very interesting.


That's pretty much everything there is to know about nuclear energy. Till next time Blog - venturers!