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SAGAR & MALAV 7D Wiki Science How does the Nuclear Energy affect the environment?



Introduction: Nuclear Energy and power plants are a big disaster to our world. It affects us as humans, water, plants, animals, world and much more.







Humans: Nuclear power plants do not release Carbon dioxide, however, the mining uranium releases a lot of Carbon dioxide into the environment which is effective to us. Scientist discovered that because of low-level radiation from the Nuclear power plants there has been an increase of cancer where the Nuclear power has been set, this affects our live. The radiation can give skin rashes, vomiting and diarrhea to coma and deaths. Radiation damages DNA by divides humans cells, meaning gut lining, skin and bone marrow, have a risk of being damaged. The high damage would be getting humans brain cells getting damaged. 

Water:

The Nuclear power plant removes large amount of water from lakes and rivers which affects fish, aquatic lives, wildlife, humans and land use. Fishes, aquatic lives, wildlife, humans and land use all need water in order to live.



Plants:

It reflects back to Water, plants need water in order to live and if plant don't live that affects humans because humans need plants in order to eat.



Animals:

Animals need water to survive if large amounts of water is removed animals would have a less chance of living. Animals would also die if plants don't survive because in order for them to survive they also need to eat to stay strong and healthy.



World:

This can affect the world by what has been happening damage to human and animal health, plants and water. If the whole Nuclear power plant breaks it can sent smoke from countries to countries, for example, when there was a Nuclear power plant break in Japan the smoke went all the way to California. This was a far distance damage.