Whether should we use nuclear power or not?

After the invention of fire, human beings started to know about energy and find out how create it. People can be easily aware of the existence of energy everywhere. They need energy to cook, to light, to warm up and so forth. Consequently, energy became an integral part of human s life. !t is too vital to such an extent that countries were ready to declare wars on others because of desire of energy sources, and some energy crises led to worldwide economic crises, such as crisis in "##$s which made %oviet &nion disband. 'ecause of the restriction of coal and oil, which are predicted to become exhausted in few years, researchers has continued to examine alternatives and applied them. !n such energy, nuclear power maybe has higher efficiency than others such as wind or solar powers. (owever, recently, after double crisis in )apan, there is a concern about its safety, and many experts as well as citi*ens wonders whether should people use nuclear power or not+ ,irst of all, it is impossible to argue against the fact that nuclear power is a great alternative, even the best, considering in productivity aspect. People who have some basic knowledge about nuclear reactions surely know how much enormous energy that these reactions create. %ome small nuclear reactors can supply enough electricity for a whole country. !t is not random that in some countries such as )apan, nuclear electricity has a high percentage of aggregate sums of electrical productivity. Producing nuclear electricity process requires a small amount of material and creates an enormous output. Therefore, it deduces the dependence on fossil fuels such as coal and oil .-oreover, another advantage of nuclear power is that it does not create exhausted fume which contributes to global warming. .enerally, if this effective power did not have remarkable disadvantages, people would feel secure and safe to use it. (owever, everything always has its drawbacks, and downsides of nuclear power are even more serious. !t has only one disadvantage, but this is the most ma/or problem0 its waste. &ranium, the main material in producing nuclear electricity, creates many by1 products in its reacting process. %ome of them can emit radioactivity rays, which cause some fatal diseases such as cancer, cardiac failure. -any governments know about this potential ha*ard when they accept the build of nuclear reactors. (owever, enormous efficiency of this energy overshadows its dangerous. 2nly after crisis in )apan, a warning was given to alert about this serious problem. And then some governments, such as .ermany, stopped their nuclear plants in fear that analogous events can happen, at least for few years. !t is a /udicious decision in now difficult situation. !ts danger is so obvious, but we can not ignore its benefits. !n my point of view, people should still use nuclear power, as long as they can control its drawbacks. 3esearchers need to have more time to study more deeply in this sophisticating energy, learning how to use is safely and find the way of restricting the effects of outside elements to production. .overnments have to consider all aspects such as technological standard, weather condition when they decide to implement their nuclear plants. 'y doing so, people will make full use of this infinite source. There is no doubt that %4542 !t is undeniable that

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