Physics, asked by Vidyanshu67, 5 months ago

Nuclear power plants can they be minimised

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Answered by Jennifer7752

Answer:

As in other industries, the design and operation of nuclear power plants aims to minimise the likelihood of accidents, and avoid major human consequences when they occur.

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Answered by kruthikagenious04

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Yes, the establishment of nuclear power plants can be minimised!

But, the disposal of nuclear wastes is very difficult because the nuclear goes on dividing into its subatomic particles endlessly and this can cause distruction to biodiversity!

But nuclear power is very efficient!

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