Nuclear power is the only realistic way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions

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Perhaps our time would be
Perhaps our time would be better spent dealing with the waste products , ( other than putting them in a can and burying it in the ground) , rather than increasing production only to create a nuclear crock-pot for our children to sup on in the future.
Greatest source of energy is
Greatest source of energy is solar energy and we have the resources an the machinations to use it in place of fossal fuels.The problem is not the lack of safe energy but greed on the part of oil companies and the politicians who support their agender.
you might finish using
you might finish using nuclear energy!
were did you get this
were did you get this piture. it looks like it is off of a aname tv show. im not saying this to be mean but it dosnt look like any one here drew it. anyway it looks cool you should go to photobucket.com it has a bunch of pitures it has almost a piture of evrything.
anyway nuclear energy is
anyway nuclear energy is limited because the thing use to create it is uranium and uranium is limited
no way. Plutonium and
no way. Plutonium and Neptunium can be used too. Plutionium-239 and Neptunium-239 would work for the fission process.
I need help ASAP on a
I need help ASAP on a chemistry question. Here it is.
Before 1982 U.S pennies were made of solid copper. As the price of copper rose, the U.S mint switched to a composition that is 97.5% zinc and 2.5% copper. A penny minted after1982 is 19mm in diameter and 1.6mm thick.
What is the volume of a penny in mL?
This is a very easy
This is a very easy mathematics question.
Do it by yourself, lazybone.
Dude, use the bathtub
Dude, use the bathtub method. (That is what our teacher calls it, when you mesure how much water is in a graduated cylinder and then put penny in and remesure then subtract) or find out weight in mG and convert.It's simple. Were you kidding? I'm 12 and I know that.
P.S. It may not be the scientific way, so if you have anything to say, keep it nice.
Nuclear energy destroying
Nuclear energy destroying the environment
Nuclear energy destroying the environment because when people produce nuclear power with uranium,many nuclear wast formed during producing. The nuclear wast destroy anything.