Nuclear Energy

Nuclear Energy

Introduction

Conventional energy (as opposed to alternative energy, aimed at replace existing energy sources) is forms of energy heavily used to meet the needs of production and human consumption. Of these, most are used worldwide nuclear energy and energy from fossil fuels (oil, coal, gas natural). However, awareness seems to be international in recent decades: the conventional energy sources which our lifestyle has become dependent are nonrenewable, that is to say they cannot regenerate themselves at a rate faster than the consumption that is made ??by humans. In addition, the impacts of using these energy sources are often more harmful to humans and ...