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gases during nuclear reaction, there is very little effect on the environment.
The burning of fossil fuels result in emission of the poisonous carbon dioxide. It is a menace to the environment as well as human life. There is no release of carbon d-oxide at the time of nuclear reaction.
Nuclear rea
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emissions within a joint production framework. Energy Economics, 34(4), 1088-1097.
42) Pasurka Jr, C. A. (2006). Decomposing electric power plant emissions within a joint production framework. Energy Economics, 28(1), 26-43.
43) Mukherjee, K. (2008). Energy use efficiency in US manufacturing: A nonp
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greenhouse gases. This is because all stages from mining uranium to waste disposal use fossil fuels, according to Diesendorf (2007). Leeuwen & Smith’s study (cited in Disendorf 2007, p. 8) also states uranium ore is divided into high-grade ore which is scarce and low-grade ore which more abundant in
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greenhouse gases, humanity accelerates more greenhouse gas emissions. Anthropogenic global warming can be divided into personal activities and economic activities. With the economic growth, people consume much greater energy from fossil fuels including household facilities and cars. Furthermore, fac
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use of clean, non-carbon energy and support the design of energy-efficient buildings, appliances, and vehicles. This will be costly. However, the growing body of evidence makes it clear that the world cannot afford to ignore the threat of global warming. The long-term costs will certainly be even gr
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