Nuclear Energy.

Are you telling me that this sucker is nuclear?

No, no, no, no, no, this sucker is electrical,

but I need a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 jiguans of electricity I need.

Watch out! Radioactive man!

Reach in the reactor room. We're getting radiation alarms from several more floors.

It's clean and efficient and barest safe until something goes horribly wrong.

It's the job of tomorrow.

J. A lot of our ideas about nuclear energy come from what we have seen on the big screen or on TV.

Mutants, super villains, and time-to-tense. on TV.

Mutants, super villains, and time-travelling cars, sure, but also the haunting legacies of real-life disasters.

Nuclear is just unsettling.

After all, no other energy source leaves behind radioactive waste that lasts for tens of thousands of years.

But nuclear energy is also for tens of thousands of years.

But nuclear energy is also widely misunderstood.

And as the climate crisis accelerates, many experts believe that it may be one of the best

tools we have for eliminating our dependence

on fossil fuels. I'm Gabriel Sierra and this is why it matters. Today the

truth about nuclear energy in the era of climate change.

Representatives from nearly 200 countries will convene in Glasgow, Scotland at the end of October for the COP26 conference to strengthen action against global warming.

No! No! No! And so what's your biggest fear?

A meltdown, a spent fuel fire, sabotage, tsunami, earthquake, man-made error, human mistakes,

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