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The paper looks at the issue of nuclear power generation and its viability within, primarily, the Canadian context. Specifically, the paper examines the argument that the greatest deterrence to relying upon nuclear energy as a chief means of energy is the problem of what to do with waste disposal. In particular, a case can be made that nuclear waste constitutes a more serious danger to Canadians than potential terrorist attacks or even reactor safety for a few reasons: firstly, there is plenty of reason to believe that nuclear waste is more threatening because, once in the water tables or in organisms upon which we feed, it harms Canadians from coast to coast - not simply Canadians who are within the vicinity of a terrorist attack focusing upon a major landmark; secondly, nuclear reactors are actually safer than nuclear waste because of the extensive safety measures that are undertaken at these facilities. Ultimately, the paper concludes that Canadians will have to take a long, hard look at nuclear energy before they agree to rely upon it.

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"The following paper will look at the issue of nuclear power generation and its viability within, primarily, the Canadian context (though American sources and examples will be used where applicable). Specifically, the next several pages will examine the argument that the greatest deterrence to relying upon nuclear energy as a chief means of energy is the problem of what to do with waste disposal. In particular, a case can be made that nuclear waste constitutes a more serious danger to Canadians than potential terrorist attacks or even reactor safety for a few reasons: firstly, there is plenty of reason to believe that nuclear waste is more..."

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