Nuclear Revelations and Carbon Dioxide Enigma

This upcoming election calls for a candidate who can help Canada continue to thrive and blossom as it has for many generations. The future of this extraordinary country relies on intelligent decision making and a unique outlook on tackling significant dilemmas that are up and coming. As Prime Minister, I would confront these problems in an idiosyncratic manner which would sanction for a cleaner, healthier, and brighter future for our children, and our children’s children. Together, through wise choices and a little time and effort, we can attain a more self-sufficient country and assist in the effacement of carbon dioxide emissions and dangerous greenhouse gases. In such, I plan to implement a radiant and greener future by manifesting the instalment of additional nuclear energy plants, and effective strategies among the government and citizens to help reduce the dangerous and rising carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere.

Canada is increasingly growing in it’s involvement in the nuclear sector. Soon, we will need to make major decisions regarding the construction of new nuclear reactors and other applications in this field such as uranium milling and mining and processing. As Prime Minister, I will make sure to implement the development of nuclear facilities as soon as possible as they not only contribute to these applications, but also, ameliorate growth in the aerospace, automotive, manufacturing and engineering sectors. Since nuclear energy accounts for 55 percent of electricity production in Ontario and 15 percent of electricity production in Canada, I will also be able to produce many more job opportunities and work for tens of thousands of Canadians, not only in populated locations, but everywhere in the country. Furthermore, I am so adamant about revitalizing this operation because it possesses so many other benefits including it’s easy transportation access, the extensive accessibility of it’s supply, the low fuel cost, it’s cheap electricity, it’s independent reliability, it’s power and efficiency, and finally, it’s ability to lower greenhouse gas emissions, which leads me into my next point on climate change and environmental issues and strategies that I want to exalt in Canada. As former United States president Ronald Reagan once stated, “All the waste in a year from a nuclear power plant can be stored under a desk.”

The emission of toxic substances such as carbon dioxide is an expediting issue not only in Canada, but around the world. As a result, it is necessary for us to interact and exchange visualizations and propositions with other countries to ensure collaborative actions to reduce these emissions and adapt to change. For an extensive period of time, carbon dioxide emissions have been one of the world’s foremost environmental issues and there have been multiple endeavours by a vast number of nations to tackle this growing predicament. Canada has shared it’s views on this matter on various different occasions, but, as the brilliant author Mark Twain once articulated, “actions speak louder than words.” Now is the time to devise an outline to take further part of this growing world issue as we contribute to it tremendously as well. Although we are ranked ninth in the world for carbon dioxide emissions, we are ranked second for carbon dioxide emissions per person. This is a major problem. It is our duty to the world to lower this number significantly, not only for ourselves, but for future generations so forth. If you elect me as Prime Minister, I will execute effective strategies to lower this number remarkably by metamorphosing our country with “greener electricity.” I will carry this plan out by establishing more energy renewable sources such as solar, wind, and wave power, instead of the abhorrent burning of fossil fuels. The main complication with these fossil fuels is that they are the number one benefactor for the release of carbon dioxide emissions in Canada. You, the citizens of Canada, can address this issue in a variety of different ways such as eating less red meat, making your home more energy efficient, walking, cycling, or taking public transit. Furthermore, another way in which we can confront this carbon dioxide plight which I highly recommend is by purchasing energy and water efficient appliances. When thinking about investing in new appliances such as air conditioners and washing machines, take a glance at their energy and water usage. The more energy efficient that these products are, the lower impact they will have on the environment and society. Therefore, the next discussion Canada attends with regards to foreign negotiations and environmental quandaries, electing me as Prime Minister ensures that these issues are addressed. Consequently, I will suggest these postulations that I conveyed to you at the next national conference on foreign affairs to help disseminate this message.

It is evident that there are escalating issues in Canada that we as citizens must attend to and undertake. If you were to elect me as Prime Minister, I would make these options available to you thus allowing this country to persevere as demonstrated through the nuclear energy stations and the precautions to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Swami Sivananda once stated, “Put your heart, mind, and soul into even your smallest acts. This is the secret of success.” This declaration coincides with the message that I am trying to convey to you my fellow citizens. Canada and the world are not able to change drastically right away, but through intelligent decision making and doing small but necessary acts, we can build a better nation and set an example for other countries to follow. This is the vision that I have in store for Canada.