What do you know about nuclear technology in environmental protection?

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Which country in the European Union has the most nuclear reactors?

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Ukraine

France

Slovakia

Irradiation with electron beams:

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Is a nuclear technique

Decomposes water pollutants into small fragments

Makes industrial wastewaters cleaner and safer

All of the above

Food irradiation techniques:

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Extend the shelf life of products such as spices, dry herbs and condiments

Involve applying medium to high radiation levels to eliminate micro-organisms such as bacteria and fungi, which could spoil the food

Ensure that fresh fruits and vegetables are plague-free, although taste and texture could be altered

All of the above

The Sterile Insect Technique (SIT):

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Is an effective method to control plagues of Mediterranean fruit fly (one of the world’s most destructive agricultural plagues)

Makes it possible for flies to be produced and sterilized with radiation without making them radioactive

IAEA and FAO support its use in large areas for plague control

All of the above

Using nuclear power is of crucial importance to achieve the European Union’s joint commitment to reduce emissions by 2030 by the following percentage:

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20%

30%

40%

The International Atomic Energy Organization (IAEA) declares that nuclear power could prevent the annual emission of 3.3 to 9 billion tons of CO2 by the year:

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2050

2060

2080

What percentage of greenhouse gases are released by agricultural practices?

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15%

20%

25%

As a result of global warming, which greenhouse gas is the most harmful?

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Nitrous oxide

Carbon dioxide

Methane

The nitrogen-15 stable isotope technique:

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Makes it possible to accurately trace nitrous oxide emissions

Requires using fertilizers enriched with nitrogen-15

Is a nuclear technique

All of the above

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