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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Rosie Tran

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Nuclear power - 0 views

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    This website talked about almost everything we need to cover on Nuclear Power for IDU. It talks about how nuclear power was made, the disadvantages and advantages, etc.
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How Does A Nuclear Power Plant Work - 0 views

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    This website talk alot about nuclear reactors and their jobs, also they talked about how the nuclear power plant work.
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What To Do If Exposed to Radiation - 0 views

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    There are different ways to deal with radiation exposure. This site also talked about the difference of radiation exposure and comtamination.
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Health Effects from Radiation Exposure - 0 views

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    Health effects are the central focus of EPA's Radiation Protection Programs. This site talk about the long and short effect of radiation, health effect after amount of time exposing to radiation, and other risks of radiation exposure.
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The Basics of Radiation Protection - 0 views

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    The US EPA (Environmental Protection Agency of America" suggest simple things to do to avoid radiation exposure such as wearing heavy clothes and making a shield to protect your skin from the radiation.
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Radiation Exposure - 1 views

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    Radiation exposure even a small amount can cause alot of health issues.
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Nuclear power plants in Europe - 0 views

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    How many nuclear power units are under constructing and in operation in Europe
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Number of Reactors In Operation Worldwide - 0 views

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    There are a total of 441 reactors in the world
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Support for Nuclear Energy Inches Up to New High - 0 views

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    Gallup Environment Poll to see who support and who does not support nuclear energy in the United State from 2001 - 2009
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Chernobyl In Japan? Not Gonna Happen - 0 views

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    The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Japanese nuclear industry have agreed that Japan won't be experience a Chernobyl incident. The IAEA provided a scale for nuclear accidents and the Fukushima is at level 4 while Chernobyl was at level 7.
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