There have been changes amongst our world. The pollution, the decay, the beauty in life that is being washed away.
Been learning a lot about global warming lately....although nuclear power plants don't cause global warming it's actually plants that make use of fossil fuels....but couldn't think of a more literal attractive title...still gets the point across. Nuclear power plants can be even more dangerous if something goes wrong...not a nuclear explosion but radioactive waste can get dispersed and cause an evacuation and massive panic.
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Been learning a lot about global warming lately....although nuclear power plants don't cause global warming it's actually plants that make use of fossil fuels....but couldn't think of a more literal attractive title...still gets the point across. Nuclear power plants can be even more dangerous if something goes wrong...not a nuclear explosion but radioactive waste can get dispersed and cause an evacuation and massive panic.
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BTW this is just a comment about the deviation. I do not support the Nuclear Power.
It is dangerous when you have a leak, and leaks happend when you do that kind of "holes".
So, to avoid that dangerous leakages, many people is against nuclear power, but good news are coming with the french people that is building the new fission reactor, that is more powerful nuclear power plant than the older ones that works with fusion and without the problem of the radioactive waste.
And yes, the fusion reactors are very good, they don't make waste, they're clean, and, here's the best bit: You get more then what you put in.
You know what a perpetual machine is? Those machines that run forever. Well, that's sort of like a fusion reactor. It could be dangerous if it's not powered properly (an explosion is 1000 times stronger then a standard bomb) but if you avoid building it near earthquake zones, like in the desert, you should be good to go!
Nuclear reactors are INSANELY safe, so long as all the old ones (like the ones you see in the news) are actually updated like they should be.
That, and any new nuclear reactors built these days will actually be reducing the gross human-carbon footprint, as their cooling towers will be built with CO2 scrubbers inside, making them unarguably the cleanest form of energy, because they'll be making up for far more CO2 than is produced in their construction...
... So please do research on a topic before you start arguing against it.
I appreciate the art, it's wonderfully done, but I fail to see the metaphor when they're actually counter the argument you're trying to display. It gets to the point of fear-mongering, and is actually somewhat unnecessarily offensive to anyone who works in the nuclear field.
The Earth's fossil fuels will only last another 30 years. They should begin conserving things like coal for future generations.
However, once it does run out, pollution will go down. The future will be a future of fusion, fission, water power, solar power (technically a branch of fission), geothermal power, and wind power (also technically a branch of fission, due to wind being created by the sun's heat)
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My point is, generally they are interchangeable but most new nuclear plants do not have such cooling towers. It depends on their location, but more often than not, nuclear plants are of different design.
And yeah, I like it too.
renewable give low power in comparison to the other and i doubt with actual tecnology it can cover the worlds need
So what's the solution?
anyway i like your picture
Considering the amount of energy that they can produce with such little effort :/
Well I don't know, we´ll have to see how bad the waste ends up being at Fukushima before people can make a final judgment on them <,<
But yeah doesn't look good
Anyways fantastic image :3!
However, I agree that nuclear power plants are very dangerous, because if there's a meltdown, it's over.
Awesome shading, though. I love how ominous the cloud looks coming out of the cooling tower...