Researchpaper-Nuclear Power DoubleEdged Sword
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As the world produces more modern technology such as cell phone and computers, more electricity is needed as well.
All over the world, new power plants are being built to produce more energy. The two most common kinds of power plants are coal-power plants and nuclear power plants.
Both nuclear power plants and coal-fired power heat water to very high temperatures to make electricity.
The major differences between coal-fired and nuclear power plants are the ways in which they heat the water and the kinds of environmental problems they can cause.
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