would be hugely detrimental.. May be the middle ground is more representative of the real situation.
These objections are perfectly relevant in determining the right mix for our energy production portfolio.But because we are trying to determine whether nuclear energy is clean and safe, we focus on the likelihood and scale of the negative aspects of nuclear..
The main objections to nuclear are:.We should not use nuclear because of radioactive waste storage issues.We should not use nuclear because of radiation risks.
We should not use nuclear because of accident risks.Storing spent fuel is an important aspect to consider as some spent fuel emits radiation for a long time.
Opponents of nuclear argue that no long-term strategy for storing waste has been developed.
The nuclear industry responds that a lot of industrial processes also produce toxic materials that need to be handled responsibly over a long period of time.Paul also ensures quality, efficiency and added value is delivered throughout Bryden Wood’s projects.. Paul has extensive knowledge of the planning system and has delivered numerous approvals for a range of clients across many sectors.
This includes projects with complex phasing requirements, in terms of both future expandability and adaptability.His approach to all projects combines high-quality design with an effective and rigorous delivery process in order to exceed the client’s aspirations.
The design solutions are both pragmatic and idealistic; utilising the most appropriate construction solutions for each project, whilst realising schemes of great design and aesthetic merit.The projects undertaken, although diverse in type and scale, are unified by a singular commitment to ensuring logic in the design process.Ian Pegrum joined Bryden Wood in 2013, having worked for multi-national engineering consultancy practices throughout his career.. Ian became a Board Director in 2013 and is responsible for the management of the Building Services Engineering team, as well as for our HR function..