By Abby Harding – Arguments surrounding nuclear disasters typically concern humans and the effects accidents could and do have upon them, however the consequences for wildlife should also be considered. Nuclear power, although more sustainable for the environment, still possess’ a risk factor, and potential accidents can have detrimental consequences both locally and globally[1]. Over…
by Molly Martin – Desirable because it’s mainly carbon neutral [1], many look at nuclear power as a way forward, but with nuclear power comes great environmental risks. Though the risk of a nuclear accident maybe unlikely, the consequences of that risk are dire and can have lasting impacts. Even thousands of miles away, in…
by Tanavi Kampli – Chernobyl is classed as one of the worst nuclear explosions in history [1]. In 1986, the Chernobyl 4 reactor exploded due to inadequately trained personnel. This has caused catastrophic impacts on people’s health which can still be seen today [2]. A review by Cardis E. et al (2006) focuses on the global…