What are nuclear power plants:

A nuclear power plant is a place where the energy from splitting uranium atoms is used to heat water, produce steam, and generate electricity through a turbine and generator.

The advantages of building more nuclear power plants:

• Produces a lot of energy – A small amount of nuclear fuel gives huge amounts of power.

• Low carbon emissions – It does not release greenhouse gases like coal or gas plants.

• Reliable – Works 24/7, unlike solar or wind which depend on weather.

• Reduces use of fossil fuels – Helps fight climate change.

• Creates jobs – In construction, operation, and maintenance.

  
  

The disadvantages of building more nuclear power plants:

• Radioactive waste – Dangerous and needs safe storage for thousands of years.

• Risk of accidents – Leaks or explosions (like Chernobyl or Fukushima) can be deadly.

• High cost – Very expensive to build and maintain.

• Terrorism target – Can be misused if not protected well.

• Takes years to build – Not a quick solution for energy problems.

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