What are the effects of greenhouse gases and nuclear plants?
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It has been already proved that the greenhouse emissions from nuclear plants are far less than those emitted by coal powered or natural fossil powered plants. Although this is true but the scenario changes if the nuclear containment fails by any means. there will be huge greenhouse gas emission and it will be a catastrophe.
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Greenhouse effect: The phenomenon by which earth's atmosphere traps the
greenhouse effect. There are several gases called green house gases like
Methane, carbon dioxide, ozone, chlorofluorocarbon and water vapour. The
Rise in the total amount of those gases causes the next effects:Change
in climatic conditions, notably by raising of the worldwide
temperature.
greenhouse effect. There are several gases called green house gases like
Methane, carbon dioxide, ozone, chlorofluorocarbon and water vapour. The
Rise in the total amount of those gases causes the next effects:Change
in climatic conditions, notably by raising of the worldwide
temperature.
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