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Scutt247 Scutt247
  • 09-10-2014
  • Physics
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Nuclear power is not considered safe because accidents happen often and produce radiation, which causes cancer. Is this true?

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Alex19
Alex19 Alex19
  • 15-10-2014

Ionizing radiation released from nuclear accidents does cause cancer but there have been only a small number of accidents so determining if it is not safe is a matter of opinion.

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