It is easy to reach the available or that which gives 
us benefits in abundance with little efforts. At a time when many nations have been shutting down he doors of the nuclear world, it would not be
judicious to venture into the radio-active zone.
It is suggestible that nations opted safer sources of harnessing the energy that drives the turbine. Wind energy and solar energy are found to be more feasible and
relevant too, in the hot latitudes or in the tropical countries.
If solar energy cannot be harnessed tropical countries, where else can it be done
better ? ? Of course not in the cold latitudes ? At 
least solar option finds relevance in the tropical latitudes.
Some developed nations have exploited the nuclear energy as like a man who has drunk wine to the lees. The nuclear tragedy of Fukushima,Japan, is a recent tragic gift to man's stubborn
nature. Man is an adult but he feels happy while he takes risk like a child.
The Chernobyl remains evergreen reminder that
man's feats are powerless when nature assumes the form of a beast. All our efforts and preventive measures get crumbled, leaving us crest-fallen. To err is human, to forgive is divine. But togo ahead with trial and error method, in the
case of nature., would be an unpardonable mistake.
To open the gates of the fissile world, would be like
bungling with the radio-actuve metal.
judicious to venture into the radio-active zone.
It is suggestible that nations opted safer sources of harnessing the energy that drives the turbine. Wind energy and solar energy are found to be more feasible and
relevant too, in the hot latitudes or in the tropical countries.If solar energy cannot be harnessed tropical countries, where else can it be done
Some developed nations have exploited the nuclear energy as like a man who has drunk wine to the lees. The nuclear tragedy of Fukushima,Japan, is a recent tragic gift to man's stubborn
nature. Man is an adult but he feels happy while he takes risk like a child.
The Chernobyl remains evergreen reminder that
man's feats are powerless when nature assumes the form of a beast. All our efforts and preventive measures get crumbled, leaving us crest-fallen. To err is human, to forgive is divine. But togo ahead with trial and error method, in the
case of nature., would be an unpardonable mistake.
To open the gates of the fissile world, would be like
bungling with the radio-actuve metal.
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