We, Canada, has the world's 22% of uranium, where does all that energy come from? Well,it comes From the Macarthur river mine river mine in northern Saskatchewan, the largest in the world. The production of nuclear is expected to increase a lot from 2013 as the new cigar lake mine starts being used. With 572 000 tonnes of uranium left, and continuing exploration, we can make nuclear larger and meet the world demand with it. The United States has the most power plants by far and both France and Japan have more than fifty power plants in their countries. Russia has thirty-one power plants and Germany makes a quarter of their energy supply with seventeen power plants. So, as you all can see, choosing nuclear will be the best for you. It does not emit any pollution into the air and we can improve on it as the technology gets better. In 2040, we can make nuclear stronger and by then, I'm sure we can figure something out about the non - renewable part...
We, Canada, has the world's 22% of uranium, where does all that energy come from? Well,it comes From the Macarthur river mine river mine in northern Saskatchewan, the largest in the world.
ReplyDeleteThe production of nuclear is expected to increase a lot from 2013 as the new cigar lake mine starts being used.
With 572 000 tonnes of uranium left, and continuing exploration, we can make nuclear larger and meet the world demand with it.
The United States has the most power plants by far and both France and Japan have more than fifty power plants in their countries. Russia has thirty-one power plants and Germany makes a quarter of their energy supply with seventeen power plants.
So, as you all can see, choosing nuclear will be the best for you. It does not emit any pollution into the air and we can improve on it as the technology gets better. In 2040, we can make nuclear stronger and by then, I'm sure we can figure something out about the non - renewable part...