These days, almost everywhere through the world use fossil fuels as the primary source of energy. ... The source is limited, so we should focus on finding alternative energy sources and reducing our dependency on fossil fuels. ... Burning fossil fuels is not only detrimental to the Earth's atmosphere, but also the accelerator of global warming. ... In conclusion, I think that nuclear power is the ultimate way to relieve dependence on fossil fuels that will not last. Unlike fossil fuels, it is safe and cost effective and do not directly exert a bad influence upon the environment. ...

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Throughout Australia there are power stations that provide the electricity for S.A. and they do this by using fossil fuels like coal or oil and they burn these fuels to create heat to boil water that evaporates into steam. ... The fossil fuels create very good amounts of electricity but it is not a renewable resource so it will eventually run out but fossil fuels are also very dangerous because they create harmful gases when heated and these gases are harmful to both the environment and us. ... There are many problems with nuclear fuel but there are also many benefits the downfalls to nuclear...

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Nuclear Energy: Friend of Foe In recent years, there has been much stipulation over the problem of diminishing fossil fuels. ... This process could be extremely helpful with the problem of lessening fossil fuels. ... The world's reserves of fossil fuels are running out. ... According to estimates, fossil fuels will be burned up within fifty years. ... As we used up the rest of the fossil fuels, the need for nuclear energy will be huge. ...

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It also does not contribute to other forms of pollution like acid rain and produces a smaller amount of waste compared to fossil fuels. ... Nuclear raw materials produce more energy per kilogram of fuel than other sources like shale gas or petroleum. ... The Earth has high reserves of uranium compared to fossil fuels which may run out sooner. ...

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They provide an alternative to burning vast amounts of fossil fuels "making electricity production much easier on the environment. They produce much of the electricity that fuels our economic growth. ... Clearly, electricity has become America's fuel of choice. ... No fuels are burned "and no pollutants are released into the environment. ... A growing population...an expanding economy... greater reliance on computers and other electric technologies...too much dependence on imported oil... uncertainties about the long-range supply and price of natural gas...and major ...

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Other highly noticeable progresses in modern technology are fossil-fuel power stations, nuclear power plants and all other different factories. ... All our modern devices, machines and vehicles depend on the fossil fuels. ...

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As fossil fuel prices only rise, we have turned to other solutions to get the energy we need. ... The Arab countries know they have control in this situation so it is up to them to ultimately set the prices of what the fuel goes for over in the states. ...

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Is it right to close the Bataan nuclear power plant? But before we answer this question, we should look for facts before driving up to our conclusions. They say it is very advantageous for a country to have a nuclear power plant while others say it is too dangerous for the people. Could we imagin...

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