Nuclear Energy as an Alternate Source and Its Overall Risk Analysis

Introduction

We eat the water we drink, the atmosphere in which we breathe, our practices and lifestyles, and, importantly, many of the technologies we increasingly rely on more or less imbued with uncertainty about what the consequences may be . While the number of sound effects, taken on contract as a desired outcome, while others are hidden as possible damage results. At the same time, citizens in modern nation states intuitively think that they have a moral right not to be at risk if there are good reasons for this (Hansson & Peterson 2001,157). Governments and industry are also widely understood as a moral obligation not to use risk to the unsuspecting innocent public. Many institutional on texts are crucial to how risks are framed and communicated. Science and technology map the causes and consequences in various real systems (in terms of mechanics, energy, chemistry, or psychology). Media to disseminate information, which often stresses that the world is a dangerous place to live. Since the interests of the fixed cost - between individuals and more importantly, among social groups, corporations and organizations, risk and security are increasingly political and controversial (Boholm and Löfstedt 1999).

Discussion

Identification, definition and risk management was the area under discussion at a private or deploy the policies of a political artist is trying to fulfill their desire to gain the confidence, support and votes. The policy of the Government of South Africa, which is to AIDS, the British Government's handling of BSE, the scandal of rapeseed oil in Spain, or environmental scandal Hallandsås train tunnel in Sweden (Löfstedt and Boholm 1999,41) show how concerns about risks to human health and the environment environment can become a highly contested political issues. In such cases, the distribution of benefits and adverse effects of modern technology and lifestyles, the legitimacy and credibility of the state and public policy are highlighted. In the future, issues of governance and risk-sharing can be expected to become even more intensely debated topics in the political arena. (Ferreira, Boholm and Löfstedt 2001) DiscussionRisk usually defined in mathematical terms, as a statistical probability of imprisonment, coupled with the severity of the effect interpreted as a "cost" that we can expect in terms of money, death, or cases of ill health. To cite one example, an article from a Swedish newspaper with the headline "Polluted air makes many people sick," presented medical study of 380,000 people living in Gothenburg. Scientists have discovered a statistical correlation between cases of death or lung disease or tranchea and polluted air. Their conclusion was: "the risk of death from lung or trachea of the disease increases with the concentration ulphate. Each increase of 1 microgram per cubic meter increase the risk of 5 percent." In other words, the risk here refers to the statistical probabilities of adverse events that are known or assumed cause . Applying this technical point of view, the analysis of scientific risk allows comparisons of various risks. Low risk ...