In their daily life, humans overexploit and contaminate Earth with disastrous consequences: climate change, loss of biodiversity or transmission of diseases. Nuclear technology offers solutions to remedy this and contribute to the healing of the planet.Read more
Nuclear power plants do not emit carbon dioxide in their operation. What you see coming out of the cooling towers is not smoke but water vapour.Read more
El aumento en la concentración de dióxido de carbono atmosférico, provocado por el hombre, está incrementando el efecto invernadero. Numerosos países industrializados están tomando medidas, entre ellas la captura y el almacenamiento geológico de este gas.Read more
Over the next few years it will be necessary to increase the electricity supply while at the same time mitigating the emissions that contribute to climate change. Nuclear power, with an insignificant amount of greenhouse effect emissions, is one of the best solutions to this problem.Read more
Nuclear and isotopic techniques can help study terrestrial and aquatic systems and monitor emissions of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), and methane (CH4), with the aim of assessing the effects of climate change on the environment.Read more