Difference between revisions of "Nuclear Energy"

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One of the main reasons for going vegan, aside from ethical and health concerns, is environmental concern. Factory farms are likely the most harmful thing for the environment right now, and meat consumption just helps it along. Veganism is (obviously) the most effective measure in order to counteract this, making veganism one of the most important actions to take to save our planet.

However, as important as Veganism is, there is another very, very, very, very, very, very important solution in order to help the Earth, and veganism would do nothing without it; Nuclear Energy.

Nuclear Energy, as important and great as it is (as you will see by the end of this article), is unfortunately opposed by many in the Vegan community, which incidentally undoes all of the environmental good veganism does. To any meat-eater who is pro-nuclear energy, Vegans may come across as at best hypocrites, for denying one of the most environmentally friendly energies available, and dogmatic at worst, appearing to be anti-science loons who are scared of anything with the term 'Nuclear' in it.

In this article, we will be discussing the cost, safeness, cleanliness, efficacy, and sustainability, along with the general Science and History behind it, and its role in Politics. We will also be comparing it to other forms of energy within the aforementioned criteria.

History

In Politics

Science

Cost

Efficacy

Cleanliness

Safety

Sustainability

Vs. Other Forms of Energy

Conclusion