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Explaining some of the most common sources of energy coming from both renewable and nonrenewable sources.

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This reflective piece meditates upon the tragic implications of the Fukushima nuclear accident that occurred in the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami that struck Japan.

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In 1986, a nuclear plant in Chernobyl exploded, spreading harmful radiation and infecting the plants and animals in the area. It is the most famous nuclear disaster in Earth’s history, and twenty-five years later, the area is still contaminated. The explosion in Japan’s Fukushima plant has been determined to be as bad as this famous disaster.

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After the radiation leak at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Japan, we all wonder if the nuclear power plants in other places in the world are safe in the event of a natural disaster such as an earthquake.

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Three Mile Island suffered one of the worst nuclear plant accident there ever has been, after Chernobyl. So what exactly happened on Three Mile Island at the nuclear plant?

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The three mile island disaster.

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The current methods of harnessing energy are in many ways outdated and out of control. Nuclear Energy: An Alternative to Human’s Irresponsible Consumption of Fossil Fuels delves into the details behind a promising new resource which has much potential.