Nuclear Effects of Japan : At this time Nuclear Effects the big problem of Japan. Nuclear Effects damage not only Japan Environment but also harmful all over of the world. Recently Japan Affected Tsunami and Earth’s axis shifts 25 cm. Japan has many nuclear power industry. The effects of Japan Earthquake and Tsunami those nuclear power station distroyed. It is very hermful not only Japan but also all of the world. At this time big problem of Japan those nuclear power station because Nuclear Effects damage Japan Environment. Most of people are death Nuclear Effects of nuclear power station. So Nuclear Effects the main cause damage Japan Environment. Nuclear Effects like as Nuclear bombs. Nuclear bombs not only have a devastating immediate effect, but also a long-term effect too. If you were within a 2km radius of the nuclear blast, most likely you would have been exposed to the radiation from the bomb. When a bomb has been detonated it releases “neutrons, x- and gamma-rays, radiation, electromagnetic pulse (EMP), and ionization of the upper atmosphere.” Stated by John Pike in Nuclear Weapon Effects. These energies and particles in these bombs is what causes all of the diseases that people get from nuclear bombs.
“The Clinton team has shown little commitment to the disassembly of nuclear warheads.” Says William M. Arkin and Hans Kristensen in the book Nuclear Junkies: Those Loveable little Bombs. This is statement is true but, just because they aren’t disassembled doesn’t mean that we should use them in war. Some might say that we should keep the nuclear weapons assembled just in case there was a crisis that needed a threat of a nuclear bomb to get the attention of a possible attacker. Or if there were ever a threat from a country that they would use biological warfare to get their demands. In these instances, some believe that a nuclear bomb would be necessary to use to stop from major threats. Although these are all good arguments it doesn’t mean that nuclear bombs should be used in war.
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