Metallo e vetro fusi, Hiroshima

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Metallo e vetro fusi, Hiroshima

Questo è un pezzo di metallo e vetro fusi proveniente dal bombardamento di Hiroshima nel 1945. Durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale, sono state prodotte e sganciate bombe atomiche su due città giapponesi, Hiroshima e Nagasaki, causando la morte di almeno 100.000 persone, principalmente civili.

L’energia nucleare per la produzione di energia deriva dallo stesso processo. Molte persone ritengono che le centrali nucleari siano una buona soluzione per colmare il divario tra i fossili combustibili e le energie rinnovabili, in quanto sono relativamente sicure e offrono i vantaggi dei fossili combustibili (ad esempio, non dipendono dalle condizioni meteorologiche), evitando allo stesso tempo l’emissione di gas serra.

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