Nuclear Energy Infographic

[CrustopherMrent]

Hey, I found a pretty interesting infographic about Nuclear Energy; it's not too in-depth or anything, but I think it does a pretty good job explaining the basics, and the history section is neat too:

 

http://envirogy.ca/2011/06/01/nuclear-power-an-infographic/

[Moontanman]

Hey, I found a pretty interesting infographic about Nuclear Energy; it's not too in-depth or anything, but I think it does a pretty good job explaining the basics, and the history section is neat too:

 

http://envirogy.ca/2011/06/01/nuclear-power-an-infographic/

 

 

Great link, good graphics, thanks for posting it.

[CaptainPanic]

For the most part it's a good link.

Pity they felt that they had to put some politics at the end - regarding Germany's decision to stop with all nuclear energy by 2022. An infographic should never contain future predictions (and this one does), because those are always partially subjective.

 

Personally, I believe that Germany is on the right track to replace all nuclear energy with sustainable energy (they're investing a lot in wind/solar/bio) - and that goes directly against the remark in the infographic that Germany goes back to a more fossil based economy.

 

And an infographic shouldn't lead to a discussion. It should be objective.