Fix grammar errors in this sentence: To the mind of opponents of nuclear power, the construction of nuclear power plant will put Mother Earth under threat as nuclear accidents, such as the notorious Chernobyl in year 1986, can cause massive destruction to the environment and more importantly, they are inevitable.
To the mind of opponents of nuclear power, the construction of nuclear power plant will put Mother Earth under threat as nuclear accidents, such as the notorious Chernobyl in year 1986, can cause massive destruction to the environment and more importantly, they are inevitable.
The second sentence is a bit more complex. It is a question of whether nuclear power plants are safe. The answer is yes, but the question is not whether they are safe, but whether they are safe for the environment.
To the mind of opponents of nuclear power, the construction of nuclear power plant will put Mother Earth under threat as nuclear accidents, such as the notorious Chernobyl in year 1986, can cause massive destruction to the environment and more importantly, they are inevitable.
The second sentence is a bit more complex. It is a question of whether nuclear power plants are safe. The answer is yes, but the question is not whether they are safe, but whether they are safe for the environment.