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Chapter 13 Discussions The 1986 nuclear power plant accident at Chernobyl in which dozens of people died and thousands more were exposed to cancer-causing radiation, created fear and outrage worldwide and led some people to call for the closing of all nuclear plants. Yet many people choose to smoke cigarettes in spite of the fact that 2 million people die each year from smoking related diseases. The risks posed by nuclear power plants are involuntary, risks we must all share like it or not, whereas the risks associated with smoking are voluntary because each smoker chooses to smoke. Why are we so unaccepting of involuntary risk but accepting of voluntary risk? This is a sensitive topic so please answer thoughtfully! Chapter 14 Discussions Medicines, such as pain relievers and antidepressants, are found in the drinking water supplies of many municipalities. How did these medicines get there? Does it matter that they are there? Should something be done about it? If so, what?
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People will fear the involuntary risks of nuclear power plants more than voluntary risks
because the consequences are fatal. The involuntary risks have the imaginable consequences for
the future generations and the risks are globally catastrophic. People fear the quality of the
hazard as it leaves thousands in danger. People fear the radiations for they have no control over
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