Nuclear Energy (Research question: Is nuclear energy needed today?)
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- 2013.09.11
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- 2013.05
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목차
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Necessity of Nuclear Energy
4. Safety of Nuclear Energy
5. Best Solution, Nuclear Fusion
6. Conclusion
7. Bibliography
본문내용
As a country’s economy grows the people’s standard of living also improves. Their lives become more comfortable and prosperous. Other countries who value a comfortable lifestyle will begin to see this economic growth and lifestyle convenience, and view that nation as powerful and important. Behind this development and material success, there is the power of energy.
Energy, especially in the form of electricity, has become an indispensable daily necessity that helps make life pleasant. As we are becoming a more advanced information-focused society, even a momentary blackout is seen as unacceptable - we demand a high quality and constant supply of electricity – energy.
However, fossil energy resources such as oil and coal that makes up the main present energy supplies are not only on the brink of world-wide exhaustion, but it will also be very hard work to import oil or coal favourably because it is concentrated in specific countries.
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