Electricity from nuclear power plants accounts for about 10% of all electricity generated in the world. Many researchers, climate change activists, and decision makers see the expansion of nuclear energy as a key ingredient in any plan to rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The story of nuclear power begins with uranium that is mined from the Earth and then processed
Electricity from nuclear power plants accounts for about 10% of all electricity generated in the world. Many researchers, climate change activists, and decision makers see the expansion of nuclear energy as a key ingredient in any plan to rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The story of nuclear power begins with uranium that is mined from the Earth and then processed
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