Japan and Germany are limiting their reliance on nuclear energy

Considering the nuclear crisis at Japan’s Fukushima Dai-ichi plant, Japan and Germany has decided to reduce their dependence on nuclear energy. This move will increase the petroleum prices. But other than these two countries, all the countries of the world are not worried of using nuclear energy.

Countries like China, India, Mexico and Iran which require more energy are on their tracks to build more nuclear energy plants.

Although it has been made clear by the World Nuclear Association that proper safety measures should be taken for the existing plants around the world after Japan’s March 11 disaster.

In the initial phase of the crisis at Japan’s nuclear plant had created a fear among the countries and disrupted the recovery of nuclear energy but with time the fear got settled . In spite of this accident, many of the 30 plus countries continue to promote their nuclear energy programs to struggle with pollution and global warming. Although it remain unsolved that what will be done with the nuclear waste and circumstances on radiations leakage.

Learning from the mistakes of Japan’s crisis, Chinese officials make it a point to create high exterior walls and immediate access to emergency power so that their cooling systems remain unaffected. Japan’s nuclear crisis has forced 8000 residents to vacant their homes.

According to the World Nuclear Association China has more than 25 under construction nuclear power plants and 13 reactors in operation and even more under consideration.


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