In 2011 - Future of Nuclear Power

Topic: Future of Nuclear Power
Country: Venezuela
Delegate Name: Denny Carter
School: Ann Arbor Community High School

Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Venezuela position papers GLIMUN 2011 committees

Venezuela and nuclear power is not a major concern in the problems or issues with the world. We are not known for being a big power house of nuclear power and, as it is going now, it does not look likely that it will try to be one or even a contender. the only reason that such power is in the Venezuela is more for protection or for peaceful uses we do not intend to effect any other country.

Venezuela does not feel as though the use of nuclear weapons should be used at all, we have a strong opposition to them and the only reason nuclear power would ever be use in our country would be just for power. The promotion of nuclear power energy would help the country with the help, of Russia and their support, the country will be able to sustain the energy and the power only to be used in manner that is not for the harm of others."Venezuela has no plans to invade anybody, or to be aggressive towards anybody," and "with these rockets it's going to be very difficult for foreign planes to come and bomb us". -Hugo Chavez

With having allies all over the world such as Russia and Iran, that understand the use of nuclear power and the fields in which things can be accomplished with it, having them as aides to help at our disposal and to support us in what we are doing. Especially with the fact that last year Russia and us were going to make nuclear power plants within our country, until the Fukushima disaster happened, the nuclear energy that we had would be well maintained and not used in some cynical way.

A resolution for the situation with nuclear power is that it should be used for the betterment of the people and not for weapons. If the UN recognizes the fact that nuclear weapons are something that no country should have it would make the future of nuclear energy more bright, in the fact that research would not just go to trying to build bombs and other weapons. We could work on ways to make nuclear energy not as wasteful or bad for the earth when we are done with the fuel cell rodes. If we were to do that then nuclear energy could be more widely accepted and wanted in several more countries. The future can be bright with nuclear energy if it was used less on weapons and more on helping developing countries become more thriving places.