ydinliiman
Ydinliiman is a term used in Finnish, which translates to "nuclear energy" in English. It refers to the production of electricity through the use of nuclear reactions, where atomic nuclei are split (fission) or combined (fusion) to release a large amount of energy.
The first commercial nuclear power plants were built in the 1950s and 1960s, primarily in Europe and
Ydinliiman has several benefits, including low greenhouse gas emissions during operation, high energy density, and a
The safety record of nuclear power has been improved through advancements in technology and regulatory requirements.
Despite these advancements, ydinliiman remains a contentious issue, with concerns about nuclear proliferation, terrorism, and disposal