nuclear power造句
91 The Green Party aims to gain concessions on environmental safeguards for nuclear power and on the ingredients of unleaded petrol.
92 Because Britain had been producing nuclear power longer than most other countries, this was a particularly acute problem.
93 It has also adopted nuclear power as a solution to the greenhouse effect.
94 But nuclear power brought nuclear warheads, plastics brought pollution, and the silicon chip promises unemployment for some people.
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95 Wind power and passive solar are competitive with the cost of nuclear power.
96 Magnox nuclear power stations will remain open, and the planned nuclear review is to be brought forward by a year.
97 Mira still gets red-faced when he remembers speaking at a retirement home about nuclear power.
98 However sophisticated the safety designs incorporated into nuclear power stations, they can not overcome the human fallibility which can occur.
99 Thus, there are serious grounds for linking nuclear power production with the potential for proliferation of nuclear weapons.
100 This was roughly equivalent to an investment of 1.25 pence for every unit of electricity ever generated by nuclear power in Britain.
101 Berkeley has now become the first nuclear power station in Britain to have all its spent fuel removed.
102 It is time to shut nuclear power down, and begin the task of decommissioning Britain's most disastrous experiment.
103 The plant will initially reprocess irradiated fuels from the country's five existing nuclear power plants.
104 Nuclear power Despite the major savings that can be made through relatively simple actions, the government largely ignores the possibilities.
105 A question at once comes to mind: how does one find qualified personnel to operate so many nuclear power stations?
106 Nuclear power plants produce twenty percent of the country's energy.
107 It won't need anything as big and expensive as a nuclear power station to provide the fissile material.
108 For the same reason an ambitious nuclear power programme has been considerably slowed.
109 In the event, the coal crisis didn't materialize, but nuclear power was by that time up and running.
110 That the falsehoods concerned a nuclear power plant sharpened the dismay.
111 The link between civil nuclear power and military weaponry is, in Britain at least, tenuous.
112 Bush's scheme would brighten prospects for nuclear power by granting companies a single licence to build and operate nuclear plants.
113 In the following extract, Jones presents the arguments in favour of nuclear power.
114 In November 1991, the Jet project scored a major success in its search for a waste free nuclear power.
115 The tightening up of safety standards at nuclear power plants inevitably followed the reactor accidents.
116 After this accident, it will be difficult for the government to persuade people that nuclear power stations are safe.
117 The party programme advocates the closure of all nuclear power stations and the reform of the industrial system.
118 Nuclear power carries the risk of accidents and produces radio-active waste which will pollute the environment for centuries.
119 An Atomic Energy Act brought nuclear power under Federal control.
120 It is a widespread phenomenon, not restricted to nuclear power or genetic engineering.
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