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Actually, according to a graph that has been on the wiki for months... Nuclear industry makes up the least amount of radiation on Earth... MikeRoma (talk) 02:29, 13 April 2017 (UTC)

But it doesn't look attractive is the point kitty is getting at. mine_man_

Depends on what kind of reactor is used, they CAN be made quite attractive. Though not very powerfull it is possible to have a nuclear reactor that smashes water into oxygen giving energy (though not a ton, with one plant you could power only roughly 10.000 homes) but all it gives in the form of waste it a form of steam consisting of H2o and Oxygen; Harmless. (This kind doesn't appear much in real life as it is a lot more expensive to build; and though giving no nuclear waste, if there'd be a catastrophic accident it is a lot more harmfull and takes a lot more men to man the plant and it gives only 1/4th the power of the most common types. (Just noted this as a completely green nuclear power plant; for the specifics you'd have to do further research, what I said here are rough estimates, not specificlt facts)Just a bus on the line 22 near you! (talk) 14:45, 13 April 2017 (UTC)