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After the Three Mile Island meltdown in 1979 and the Chernobyl disaster
in 1986 nuclear power shot to the top of the environmental villains
list, and now the situation in Japan has seen it again rise to the top
of many political agendas. Since nuclear power produces no greenhouse
gasses, proponents are touting it as a greener alternative to fossil
fuels. They argue that one pound of enriched uranium (the chief nuclear
fuel) can provide the same energy as 3 million pounds of coal or 1
million gallons of gasoline
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After the Three Mile Island meltdown in 1979 and the Chernobyl disaster
in 1986 nuclear power shot to the top of the environmental villains
list, and now the situation in Japan has seen it again rise to the top
of many political agendas. Since nuclear power produces no greenhouse
gasses, proponents are touting it as a greener alternative to fossil
fuels. They argue that one pound of enriched uranium (the chief nuclear
fuel) can provide the same energy as 3 million pounds of coal or 1
million gallons of gasoline More...
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