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There is controversy over whether nuclear power is sustainable, in part due to concerns around [[nuclear waste]], [[nuclear proliferation|nuclear weapon proliferation]], and [[Nuclear accident|accidents]]. Radioactive nuclear waste must be managed for thousands of years. For each unit of energy produced, nuclear energy has caused far fewer [[Nuclear and radiation accidents and incidents|accidental]] and pollution-related deaths than fossil fuels, and the historic fatality rate of nuclear is comparable to renewable sources. [[Public opinion on nuclear issues|Public opposition to nuclear energy]] often makes nuclear plants politically difficult to implement.

There is controversy over whether nuclear power is sustainable, in part due to concerns around nuclear waste, nuclear weapon proliferation, and accidents. Radioactive nuclear waste must be managed for thousands of years. For each unit of energy produced, nuclear energy has caused far fewer accidental and pollution-related deaths than fossil fuels, and the historic fatality rate of nuclear is comparable to renewable sources. Public opposition to nuclear energy often makes nuclear plants politically difficult to implement.