Wade Allison: Wade Allison's Power for Civilization: Nuclear Energy

The author describes the chief challenge of modern civilization as a energy crisis due to climate change and suggests that, in the long run, nuclear energy is a safe use. But overreacting and fear of nuclear energy are the greatest obstacles, and it confirms the need for cultural educational efforts. The book is discussing the fact that it has been translated as a project of nuclear energy, and that it's been tried to promote reckless desertion policies and to promote nuclear energy; that it must distinguish nuclear energy use through nuclear technology from nuclear bombs; and that nuclear energy is safe enough. He has been writing to introduce a wish. The only long-term solution is nuclear energy. But it would take 40 years to use this globally. Even higher technology development is important, but the best way to change culturally and educationally is as we mentioned in the edition of the English edition of '30. The fact that you don't want to study yourself, but you want to rely on authority like media is not the way to boost the confidence of each individual in the coming revolutionary era of transition. If artificial intelligence reduces some of the work required, it's going to take as much time and effort as possible to provide health and social well-being for young and old, as well as to educate them more widely and deeper. Not only is this cultural and educational effort a education for engineers and engineers needed to transform nuclear energy into revolutionary transformations, but it's also a cultural reform that can be made with school teachers, media commentators, regulators and politicians who can see through the misunderstandings of the last 80 years.

Korean title: 웨이드 앨리슨의 문명을 위한 힘 원자력 에너지

Korean author: 웨이드 앨리슨

Korean publisher: 정음서원

ISBN-13: 9791198260536