It cannot be stated that nuclear energy is an absolutely sovereign right for all nations.Merriam-Webster define the adjective 'sovereign' as 'of an unqualified nature.' In the context of that definition, it is safe only to say that all nations have a sovereign right to the energy production technologies that can best serve their people without causing undue risk of adverse effects. Adverse effects may be any one of several things. Most notable, however, are the use of civilian nuclear technology to covertly (or openly, for that matter) develop weapons of mass destruction and the improper d...
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