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@B9SFSK2 Agreements3mos ago

Nuclear energy is very safe, if managed correctly will have little to no effects on our environment, and is very effective and efficient.

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 @B9SPDJK from Alabama  agreed…3mos3MO

It is safe if managed right. Nuclear energy isn't something casual; it can lead to a catastrophic event like Chernobyl.

 @B9SHXVM from Washington  agreed…3mos3MO

Nuclear energy is one of the safest and cleanest sources of energy. People fear what may happen but with advancements in safety and better regulation, Nuclear is likely one of the best things we could do.

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