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The threat of nuclear weapons maintains world peace. Nuclear power provides cheap and Clean energy. The benefits of nuclear energy far outweigh the disadvantages. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Nuclear
power
 has gained a popularity in recent years by ways of utilizing its
energy
 and weapons.Some people believe that there are many advantages in its efficiency, Whereas comparing the drawbacks I strongly agree that it is considered as a major threat to the human kingdom.
To begin
 with, human
life
 will be in a risk when these nuclear
power
 units are encountered to any negative incidents since it is more prone to explosion.
This
 is because the outcome of any
such
 explosives will turn the surroundings into an unimaginable condition.
For instance
, recalling the Hiroshima and Nagasaki location where the nuclear weapon had turned down many of their
life
Suggestion
lives
 miserable.
Moreover
, developed nation using these
energy
 as a way to manufacture bombs to persuade the developing countries.
This
 creates a fear among
third
 world war countries as these
life
 threatening bombs may used to conquer their territory. Turning to the efficiency of
energy
 produced by nuclear
power
 plant on account of affordability and purity, it is good for the country's economy.
However
, the residents living near the area were often getting into problems on their health due to these
power
 unit's wastes are mixed with the lakes in which the people took water for daily needs.
Besides
,
Accept space
,
these explosive equipments are
also
 utilized to scare the countries which are trying to expand their borders and to maintain universal peace without wars.
In contrast
,
this
also
 used to create pressure in developing countries as rich countries may try to put their authority on them by their powerful nuclear weapons. In conclusion
,
Accept space
,
Although
 there are benefits of the low cost of producing clean
energy
 and their efficiency as a military instrument, priority must be given more to the
life
 of human beings and their prosperity.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • nuclear deterrence
  • geopolitical stability
  • nuclear disarmament
  • carbon emissions
  • renewable energy sources
  • radioactive waste
  • cost-effectiveness
  • nuclear proliferation
  • fossil fuel dependence
  • nuclear fallout
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