eliwa47:
100000 people out of 190m population?

b0rn2fuck:
When are we going to get things right in this country

deafeyez:
And I heard Russia is one corrupt country that you even tip to see a doctor.

Our country should take skill, profession and development seriously.

Invest in the youths and skilled, training them in other countries for the betterment of Nigeria.

b0rn2fuck:
When are we going to get things right in this country

eliwa47:
100000 people out of 190m population?

eliwa47:
100000 people out of 190m population?

[b]The biggest issues right now are radioactive waste and pollution, nuclear safety, environmental justice, and the costs of nuclear energy. Nuclear power plants produce vast amounts of radioactivity in nuclear waste, some of which is in the form of used fuel, which isn’t consumed in the way that one imagines burning fossil fuels.

When you put nuclear fuel into a reactor, that fuel doesn’t get “used up” in the same way as burning fossil fuel. The nuclear waste has the same volume and mass when it comes out of the reactors as the nuclear fuel that went in several years earlier. But when it is removed to put in fresh fuel, the fuel rods are 6-8 million times more radioactive than when they went into the reactor. The splitting of atoms creates even more radioactive byproducts, but it is not consumed the way coal or natural gas do. The used fuel remains extremely hot for hundreds of years. Radioactive materials in the waste remain a threat to health, water, and the environment for hundreds of thousands of years.[/b]

As nuclear power plants age they not only become more dangerous and prone to safety problems, they also become extraordinarily expensive to operate. In the last few years, there have been a number of nuclear power plants that have started closing because it is no longer profitable for the energy companies that own them to continue operating them.