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Nuclear Weapons (Dangerous)

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March 15, 2016

 

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These toxic wastes are more harmful than carbon emissions because of its ability to contaminate humans through inhalation or absorption. In addition, these wastes stay radioactive for thousands of years. Nuclear weapons maybe destructive but some may say because of its destructiveness, nations would fear to use them...
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Therefore, if it was used to ensure security, it wouldn’t be a problem. But if we were had to have a nuclear war, all mankind would be wiped out with every organism living on earth. According to the past events, there were incidents that led to launching “little boy and fat man” to Nagasaki and Hiroshima...
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