Rise Of Nuclear Energy In The 1940s And 1970s

Before the rise of nuclear energy, the crude oil dependence and demand outweighed the domestic supply. This artificial phenomenon caused significant effects on the political and economical implications throughout the 1940s and 1970s. The United States turned its resources in the research and development of nuclear energies. The government began implementing official policies and regulations in response to control the highly sensitive choices that nuclear energy development and research exploits. However, as a drawback to a heavily involved central government power, there are criticisms that question the purpose of these establishments. One of the significant changes driven to solve this problem involved several revisions of the first Atomic