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In conclusion, wind power is the better choice, as there are many cons to nuclear reactors that show the detriment to human health. Wind power is the better choice, ignoring the minor local issues that may be solved by moving the location. Wind power cannot solely provide power for cities on its own, but in this case it's only serving to supply the surplus in the demand for electricity. Nuclear reactors not only negatively affect the environment and health, but there are terrorism issues involved as well. Also, Wind power does not produce co2 emissions and the lives of humans outweigh the lives of birds, so nuclear reactors are clearly not the choice.
-Hannah Serrano
There's no fuel to drill, no emissions from transportation, and no mining. All the power comes from the wind. It doesn't require non-renewable energy sources and doesn't generate pollution or radioactive waste.
Wind power is completely sustainable and renewable.
Nuclear power plants are able to generate large amounts of power that will support and meet industrial and city needs. With its vast supply of fuel, it is also very reliable. It will help cater to the current demands.
The wind won't cease to stop blowing until the Sun burns out.
With nuclear power plants, CO2 emissions are minimized. Out of all the energy sources, nuclear
energy produces the least carbon dioxide. The
environmental effects of nuclear power plants are relatively light compared to other competing energy sources. Because of this, they do not
contribute to the greenhouse effect.
Nuclear power plants do not burn anything. What's being released is
water vapor.
The potential of wind power is huge-- 20 more times than the whole human population needs.
Nuclear power plants have relatively low operating costs. They produce large amounts of energy from small amounts of fuel (uranium). Its production is cheaper than gas, coal, petroleum and solar energy stations.
Nuclear power plants are essentially RELIABLE as their fuel is uranium. Uranium is a relatively abundant element that is found in the earth's crust, and is as common as tin. Besides that, Canada & Australia account for 46% of uranium's production.
The speed of the wind constantly varies. It's inconsistent, unsteady and unpredictable. The same amount of wind cannot be anticipated each time, as it can change from zero to storm force.
Although, there may be hope for energy storage technologies in the future.
Nuclear power plants have been said to produce genetic diseases and deformities.
Some accidents/disasters include Chernobyl and Fukushima.
Many high risk accidents are involved with nuclear power plants.
The waste needs to be disposed in a safe place because it's extremely hazardous and may leak radiations. It may contaminate the water supply.