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A Nuclear TVHS By John Parrish

Why Nuclear? With Palo Verde nuclear power plant near by it would be easier for TVHS to get power. And Nuclear power is better than any type of power that is out now.

About nuclear energy Nuclear energy is the most used industrial energy source on earth to day. Nuclear energy was first used in 1930 In 1954 Ussr Russia first used nuclear power on a grid system. Nuclear energy can power every bodys home in america.

Nuclear meltdown If the heat from that reaction is not removed adequately, the fuel assemblies in a reactor core can cause a nuclear meltdown. Most of the nuclear meltdowns have happened in soviet Russia.

Japan In march 11 2011 a massive tsunami hit Japan due to a 9.6 earthquake. The near by power plant was damaged severely in the tsunami some officials say no body will be able to go anywhere near the plant for at least 100 years.

The up side Despite the destruction a power plant can do if built right and monitored very carefully they can help all of America. The only thing you will have to do to covert the energy to TVHS is talk to the Palo Verde power plant.