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11 December, 07:53
Why is Nuclear power better that wind power
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Laney Montgomery
11 December, 07:59
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Nuclear power is better because wind power you will have to do a lot of work. Also nucler power works on gas and coal
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Kirsten Lynch
11 December, 08:10
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Both are no emissions energy, and while overall nuclear might be more dangerous and could create long term harm to the environment, it dose not, in the short term, harm the wildlife that wind dose, such as birds migrating.
Also, the parts to make the blades of the turbines are non recyclable
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