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The Ethics and Consequences of Nuclear Weapons: A Critical Analysis - Prof. Debi Choudhary, Slides of Nuclear Physics

The ethical and practical implications of nuclear weapons, examining arguments for and against their elimination. It presents perspectives from various sources, including greenpeace and the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons (ican), highlighting the long-term health consequences of nuclear testing and the potential for catastrophic destruction. The document also includes a quote from albert einstein, emphasizing the need for critical reflection on the consequences of human invention.

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Would the World be a Safe Place
without Nuclear Weapons?
By: Joseph De Leon Rios
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Would the World be a Safe Place

without Nuclear Weapons?

By: Joseph De Leon Rios

Question: How do you

feel about eliminating

Nuclear Weapons from

all nations?

➢ According to (ICAN) in an (article) published on (The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) on (date) “In the long-term, nuclear weapons produce ionizing radiation, which kills or sickens those exposed, contaminates the environment, and has long-term health consequences, including cancer and genetic damage. Their widespread use in atmospheric testing has caused grave long-term consequences. Physicians project that some 2.4 million people worldwide will eventually die from cancers due to atmospheric nuclear tests conducted between 1945 and 1980.”

Chernobyl: Located in Ukraine

➢ According to (Union of Concerned Scientists) in an (article) published on ( Union of Concerned Scientist ) on (Sep 29, 2016) “Modern nuclear weapons work by combining chemical explosives, nuclear fission, and nuclear fusion. The explosives compress nuclear material, causing fission; the fission releases massive amounts of energy in the form of X-rays, which create the high temperature and pressure needed to ignite fusion.”